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FLORIDA 

SWIMMING & DIVING 

2011-12 MEDIA SUPPLEMENT 

2011-12 UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA SWIMMING & DIVING 

FLORIDA GATORS ∕∕∕ SWIM & DIVE

FLORIDA GATORS ∕∕∕ SWIM & DIVE 

2011-12 GATOR SWIM & DIVE SCHEDULE 

DATE MEET LOCATION 

Oct. 7-9 

Oct. 15 

Oct. 20 

Oct. 21-22 

Oct. 28 

Nov. 2 

Nov. 4-5 

Nov. 18-20 

Dec. 1-3 

Dec. 2-4 

Jan. 3-5 

Jan. 13-14 

Jan. 14 

Jan. 21 

Jan. 28 

Feb. 15-18 

Feb. 25-26 

March 8-10 

March 15-17 

March 22-24 

2011 

ALL-FLORIDA INVITATIONAL 

LSU 

@ Arkansas* (w) 

@ Dallas Classic (w) 

GEORGIA* 

FSU 

@ Michigan w/ Stanford 

Georgia Tech Invitational 

USA Swimming Nationals 

UGA Fall Invitational (diving) 

2012 

UGA Invite (diving) 

Dallas Classic (m) 

Florida Atlantic 

Auburn* (senior day) 

Tennessee* 

SEC Championships 

Georgia Last Chance Meet 

NCAA Diving Zones 

Women’s NCAA’s 

Men’s NCAA’s 

Gainesville, Fla. 


Fayetville, Ark. 

Dallas, Texas (SMU) 

Gainesville, Fla. (LCM) 


Ann Arbor, Mich. (LCM) 

Atlanta, Ga. 

Atlanta, Ga. (GA Tech - LCM) 

Princeton, N.J. 

Athens, Ga. 

Dallas, Texas (SMU) 



Knoxville, Tenn. 

Knoxville, Tenn. 

Athens, Ga. 

Auburn, Al. 

Auburn, Al. 

Seattle, Wash. 


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UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA QUICK FACTS 

Founded | 1853 

Location | Gainesville, Fla. 

Enrollment | 50,576 

Nickname | Gators 

Colors | Orange (PMS 172) & Blue (PMS 287) 

Conference | Southeastern 

President | Dr. James Bernard Machen 

Athletics Director | Jeremy Foley 

Facility | Stephen C. O'Connel Center 

Natatorium (1,200) 

GATOR SWIM & DIVE COACHING STAFF 

Head Coach | Gregg Troy (TCU '72) 

Years @ Florida | 14th season 

Florida Dual Meet Record | 

Women: 132-27 

Men: 106-35 

Diving Coach | Donnie Craine (Michigan '76) 

Associate Head Coaches | 

Anthony Nesty (Florida '94) 

Martyn Wilby (Kentucky '86) 

Assistant Coaches | 

Steve Jungbluth (UMass '94) 

Leah Martindale-Stancil (Florida '02) 

Coordinator, Carse Complex & Ops. | 

Erva Gilliam 

Swimming Office Phone | 352.375.4683 ext. 4545 

2010-11 YEAR-IN-REVIEW 

Dual Meet Record | M, 6-3/W, 6-4 

SEC Record | M, 3-1/W, 1-2 

SEC Championship Finish | M, 2nd /W, 2nd 

ALL-SEC | 

Men: 10 (39 honors) 

Women: 6 (11 honors) 

NCAA Championship Finish | M, 5th/W, 7th 

All-Americans | 

Men: 15 (19 honors) 

Women: 12 (39 honors) 

Final Rank (CSCAA) | M, 5th /W, 7th 

SEC Academic Honor Roll | M, 19 (SEC best) /W, 14 

2011-12 PREVIEW 

Letterwinners Returning-Lost | M, 30-12/W, 26-1 

All-Americans Returning-Lost | M, 8-7/W, 10-2 

Newcomers | M, 17 /W, 9 

NCAA Returning Champions | 1 (Rousseau) 

COMMUNICATIONS 

Jennifer Mereby | Swimming & Diving Contact 

Office | 352.692.6175 

Email | JennM@gators.ufl.edu

HEAD COACH GREGG TROY 

The 2012 U.S. Olympic Men’s Swimming Coach, Florida head coach 

Gregg Troy has brought the University of Florida swimming and diving 

program back to the national spotlight after winning the women’s 

program’s second NCAA Title in 2010, its first since the Gators won the 

inaugural NCAA Championship in 1982 in Gainesville. As a result of 

his latest success in the past year, Troy has been named the 2010 USA 

Swimming Coach of the Year, 2011 and 2010 ASCA Coach of the Year, 

2010 NCAA Women’s Swimming Coach of the Year and 2010 SEC Men’s 

Swimming Coach of the Year. A top-10 NCAA contender in his 13 years 

at the helm of the University of Florida men’s and women’s swimming 

program, Troy has created an atmosphere of consistency and excellence 

around both the men’s and women’s Gator swimming and diving 

programs. The result has been the elevation of one of the most storied 

collegiate programs to even higher levels of success. 

SEC team titles, All-Americans, and Coach of the Year honors are 

just some of Troy’s accomplishments during his tenure at Florida. In 13 

seasons with the women’s squad and 12 years with the men’s team, 

Troy has guided the Gators to 26 national titles, 117 SEC event titles, 

more than 200 SEC Academic Honor Roll selections and more than 650 

All-America honors. 

And that’s just at Florida. With his first National Championship as 

the Gator head coach, Troy elevated to an elite status, having won a 

team national championship at the high school, club and collegiate levels. 

In his career, he’s tutored over 75 Olympians, over 240 All-America 

swimmers and has coached athletes to more than 155 U.S. and international 

records. 

This past season was another successful year for Troy, as the men’s 

team finished fifth and the women’s team placed seventh at the 2011 

NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships. The UF men’s top-five 

finish was the highest of any Southeastern Conference school at the 

meet, Florida’s fifth top-five finish in the last six years and UF’s eighth 

under head coach Gregg Troy. For the 12th consecutive season, the 

Orange and Blue finished in the top 10 nationally. Individually, 15 UF 

swimmers combined to bring back 19 All-America honors and two 

national championships (200-yard freestyle, 800-yard freestyle relay) 

to Gainesville. 

For the 11th consecutive season, the Gator women placed in the 

top-10 at the NCAA Championships with 11 swimmers and one diver 

combining to earn 38 All-American honors, led by junior Shara Stafford’s 

seven All-American honors. This year’s SEC Female Freshman of 

the Year, Elizabeth Beisel, brought home five All-America honors, including 

top-three finishes in the 400-yard IM and 400-yard backstroke. 

At the 2011 SEC Swimming and Diving Championships, Troy 

coached 19 Gators to 56 All-SEC honors, including 13 SEC Championships, 

more than any other school in the conference. As a result of Troy’s 

guidance, UF took home the Male Swimmer of the Year Award and both 

Male and Freshman Swimmer of the Year Awards. 

2010 was one for the record books as the Florida women brought in 

the school’s first National Championship in 28 years, led by five school 

records and national championship performances in the 200-yard free 

relay and 100-yard back by senior Gemma Spofforth. Like the Gators 

did on March 18-20, 1982, the 2010 squad pulled out a close victory 

over second-place finisher Stanford. Florida scored 382 points, edging 

out the Cardinal (279.5) in the second-closest NCAA competition ever. 

A total of 12 All-Americans tallied 36 All-America performances on the 

Purdue campus at the Boilermaker Aquatic center where the Lady Gators 

made UF history. 

While the women’s team swam and dove its most complete Championship 

meet in recent history, the 2010 men’s swimming team rallied 

for its seventh top-five NCAA finish in Troy’s tenure at Florida, scoring 

the most points in Florida history to finish seventh at the NCAA meet 

on the Ohio State campus after tallying 364 points with leverage from 

three national titles and five top-eight relay finishes. Junior newcomer 

Conor Dwyer was named the men’s Division I National Men’s Swimmer 

of the Year after winning the 200 and 500 freestyle events, the first 

NCAA swimmer to do so since 2001. Additionally, senior Shaune Fraser 

recorded one first and two second-place finishes, earning seven All- 

America honors to rack up an all-time Florida mark of 27 All-America 

honors, the most for a single men’s swimmer or diver in school history. 

Ten other Gators collaborated with Fraser to collectively put on 38 All- 

America performances to highlight the 2010 campaign. 

Both the 2010 Gator squads finished second at the 2010 SEC Championship 

meet, Florida’s tenth straight top-three finish on both the 

men’s and women’s side. The Gators tallied numerous accolades at the 

league championships in Athens, Ga., under Troy, including SEC Men’s 

Swimming Coach of the Year, SEC Women’s Swimmer of the Year in 

Spofforth, SEC Men’s Swimmer of the Year in Dwyer, high point awards 

for Spofforth, Dwyer and S. Fraser, while the Gator divers cleaned up 

with SEC Women’s Diving Coach of the Year for Donnie Craine and SEC 

Women’s Diver of the Year for senior Kara Salamone. 

In summer 2009, Spofforth captured the spotlight of the world 

when she shattered the World Record in the women’s 100-meter backstroke 

(58.12), winning her first World Championship for Great Britain 

at the 2009 FINA World Championships in Rome, Italy. But Spofforth’s 

World Title is just the tip of the iceberg. Under Troy, Spofforth defended 

her 100 & 200-yard backstroke races in 2009, becoming just the fourth 

NCAA swimmer to win the 200 back three consecutive years. Under 

Troy’s watch, Spofforth, the 2009 SEC Swimmer of the Year, shattered 

the NCAA record in the 200 back at the 2009 SEC meet, becoming only 

the second swimmer to ever break the 1:50.00 mark in the event when 

she swam to a 1:48.34. Spofforth also carried British Commonwealth 

Records in the 50, 100 and 200-meter backstroke races, as well as the 

100-meter back European Record. The Gators stamped their 17th SEC 

Championship team title in 2009 in Auburn, Ala., with the help of Spofforth, 

a tribute to Troy’s talent and expectations of excellence at the 

head of the Gator program. 

Additionally, Troy tutored 2009 NCAA Champions Bradley Ally and 

Shaune Fraser, who collectively won three individual national titles, the 

most since 2006 when Gator great Ryan Lochte picked up three, bringing 

Florida’s all-time national championship count to 35 titles. Collectively 

the men’s and women’s squads brought back 71 All-America 

honors home to Gainesville after the 2009 season. 

Troy’s success is thriving at Florida, but it’s no different than the 

mark he made his first season. Troy came to Florida in 1998 as the 

women’s head coach and promptly led the Gators to an eighth-place 

finish at the NCAA Championships – an improvement of seven spots 

from the previous season. A year later, he became the third coach in UF 

history to take the reins of both teams when he was named the head 

coach of the men’s squad. 

In his inaugural season as men’s head coach, the Sarasota, Fla., native 

guided the Gators to a ninth-place showing at NCAAs and a runnerup 

finish at the SEC Championships. For his efforts, Troy was named the 

2000 SEC Men’s Coach of the Year. 

Both teams made remarkable strides the following season, as the 

women jumped 11 places from 19th at NCAAs in 2000 to an eighthplace 

spot in 2001. The men also showed improvement, from ninth 

place the year before to eighth that season, at NCAAs. 

The case was the same in 2001-02 as both teams made progress at 

the conference and national levels. The women’s team captured the SEC 

Championship and finished seventh at NCAAs. The men placed second 

at SECs for the second-straight season, and, like the women, showed 


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improvement at NCAAs with a fourth-place finish – the 

highest for the Gators since a third-place showing in 

1991. In addition to taking home the high finishes, Troy captured the 

2002 NCAA Men’s Coach of the Year and SEC Men’s Coach of the Year 

awards. He also received the Knoxville Sentinel’s 2002 SEC Men’s and 

Women’s Coach of the Year awards. 

In 2002-03, both squads continued to make progress under the 

tutelage of Troy and his staff. The women improved yet again at the 

national level by placing fifth at NCAAs after a runner-up finish at the 

SEC Championships. The men took home second at the SEC meet for 

the third-consecutive season and followed that up with a sixth-place 

showing at NCAAs. 

In 2003-04, Troy led the women’s team to a fourth-place finish at 

NCAAs, the best finish during his tenure. The women’s team finished 

third at SECs, marking the fifth-consecutive year UF had placed in the 

top three at the league championships, and the Florida women did not 

drop out of the top five of the College Swimming Coaches Association 

(CSCAA) national poll for the second-consecutive year. On the men’s 

side, the Gators finished second at the SEC Championships, the fifthstraight 

top-three finish at SECs, and placed sixth at the NCAA Championships. 

One of the highlights of the season was Lochte winning the 

26th NCAA title in UF history when he broke the U.S. Open, American 

and NCAA record in the 400-meter IM. At the end of the season, Troy 

was rewarded for the Gators’ success with his second NCAA Men’s Coach 

of the Year Award. 

In 2004-05, Troy led both teams to top-five finishes at the NCAAs, 

as the women placed fourth and the men secured the fifth spot. For 

the women it was the 22nd time in Florida history that they finished in 

the top-five. Both teams also had success outside of the pool, claiming 

a combined 30 SEC Academic Honor Roll selections during the season. 

Troy piloted the Gator men to a fifth-place finish for a second-consecutive 

season in 2005-06, while Lochte, one of Troy’s finest protégés, 

became the all-time Florida leader in individual NCAA Championships 

with seven titles. The women finished in the top-10 for a sixth-consecutive 

season under Troy’s direction. 

The 2006-07 season was another banner campaign for both Troy 

and the Gators, as both squads finished in the top-10 at the NCAA 

Championships. The UF men earned 45 All-America honors en route to 

a fourth-place finish – their highest in five years – at the NCAA meet. 

Three Gator men’s swimmers also combined to win six individual SEC 

titles and Florida won the 800 FR at the conference meet for the sixth 

year in a row, garnering Troy SEC Men’s Coach of the Year honors. 

Florida’s women were not left out of the title chase in 2006-07, as 

Troy guided freshman Gemma Spofforth to NCAA crown in the 200 back 

and Caroline Burckle to the conference championship in the 100 breast. 

Spofforth’s performance marked the first individual national championship 

for a member of the UF women’s team since 1995, and the 

squad’s first backstroke victory in 17 years. 

Spofforth returned a year later and under Troy’s direction, became 

the first Gator woman since the 1993-94 season to win both the 100 

and 200 backstroke events at the SEC and NCAA Championships in the 

same year. Burckle added to the trophy haul at the NCAA Championships, 

winning both the 200 and 500 freestyle events. Burckle also set a 

new NCAA record in the 500 free, eclipsing Janet Evans’ 20-year record. 

Named the 2008 SEC Women’s Swimming Coach of the Year, Troy 

oversaw the development of Burckle, who came away from her four 

year career with five school records. For her accomplishments in the 

water she was named the 2008 NCAA Swimmer of the year and collected 

the Honda Sports Award for Swimming and Diving. Burckle 

additionally rallied at the 2008 Olympic Trials in Omaha, swimming 

a lifetime best 200-meter free time to make her first-ever Olympic 

Games. In Beijing and under Troy’s watch, she swam one of the four 

200-meter free legs in the women’s 800-meter free relay that claimed 

a bronze medal. 

The Gator men countered in 2008 with five SEC titles of their own. 

Clark Burckle collected two of the five, winning the 400 IM and 200 

breast while also setting the school record in the 100 breast. Shaune 

Fraser picked up his second straight SEC Championship in the 200 free, 

defending his title in pool record time. Bradley Ally picked up the win 

in the 200 IM in pool record time while Omar Pinzon led a Gator sweep 

in the 200 back with the fifth fastest time in school history. The men 

would go on to finish eighth at the NCAA Championships, picking up a 

total of 38 All-American honors. 

Troy has also found success in international competition as the head



coach of several teams, including his honor as an assistant coach of the 

men’s United States Olympic Team in Beijing. Troy additionally served 

as head coach of the Thailand Olympic team in the 1992 games in Barcelona, 

as well as the men’s United States 2010 Pan Pacific Swim Team. 

Active Gator Olympians that are presently under Troy’s tutelage include 

Sarah Bateman, Elizabeth Beisel, Melani Costa-Schmid, Evan Lehtonen, 

Jemma Lowe, Anna-Liisa Pold, Rodion Davelaar, Brett Fraser, Shaune 

Fraser, Balazs Gercsak, Sebastien Rousseau and Gemma Spofforth. 

Under Troy’s watchful eye, Lochte has quickly developed into one of 

the top swimmers in the world. At the 2010 Pan Pacific Championships, 

Troy coached Lochte to a meet-high six gold medals, giving Lochte Male 

Swimmer of the Meet honors at the year’s biggest international meet. 

At the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, China, Lochte won two gold medals 

and two bronze medals. He broke fellow American Aaron Peirsol’s 

two-year winning streak in the 200-meter back with a world-record 

performance at the 2007 World Championships in Melbourne, Australia, 

winning his first individual world title in a long-course meters 

setting. He won five medals (three gold, one silver and one bronze) and 

set four world records at the 2006 FINA Short Course Championships in 

Beijing, China, just 10 days after competing at the NCAA Championships. 

In 2004, Lochte captured a gold medal at the Summer Olympic 

Games in Athens, Greece, in the 800 FR with an American-record time 

of 7:07.33, and won a silver medal in the 200-meter IM in a University 

of Florida-record time of 1:58.78, which ranks third-fastest all-time in 

the history of the event. 

Troy was on deck in Melbourne as an assistant coach with the U.S. 

Men’s World Championships Team when Lochte claimed his world 

record. He has also served as the head coach for the U.S. Team at the 

World Championships in 2001; head coach of the U.S. Team for the Pan 

American Games in 1999; assistant coach for the 2004 U.S. Women’s 

FINA World Short Course Championships; assistant coach for the U.S. 

Women’s Team at the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta and the head coach 

for the U.S. Pan American Team in 1995. His accomplishments on the 

international level led him to being named the 1997 U.S. Olympic & 

United States Swimming Development Coach of the Year. The award is 

one of several that Troy has received from the U.S. Swimming Coaches’ 

Achievement program. 

Before Troy racked up success at the collegiate and international 

levels, he enjoyed a scintillating career at the prep level for The Bolles 

School in Jacksonville, Fla. For 20 years, he led the school’s program and 

its affiliated club program. 

During his tenure, Bolles claimed several national high school team 

championships. At the state level, his teams won 15 boys’ Florida State 

Championships (including 10 consecutive) and 11 girls’ state titles (including 

nine consecutive). 

Troy earned his bachelor’s degree in history/government from Texas 

Christian University in 1972. In 1987, he earned his master’s in history 

education from Jacksonville University. Troy and his wife, Kathleen, 

have three sons: Patrick (25), a former UF Track & Field athlete who 

earned his undergraduate degree in English from Florida in 2009; Geoffrey 

(23), a four-year football player at the Merchant Marine Academy 

who graduated last year and recently accepted a United States Marine 

Flight Commission; and Ryan (21). 

THE GREGG TROY FILE 

Birthdate: Dec. 19, 1950 

Hometown: Bellefonte, Pa. 

Education: Bachelor’s in History/Government, Texas Christian 

University, 1972; Master’s in History Education, Jacksonville 

University, 1987. 

COACHING CAREER 

Head Coach, The Bolles School, 1977-97 

Assistant Coach, Guam Olympic Team, 1988 

Head Coach, Thailand Olympic Team, 1992 

U.S. Pan American Team Head Coach, 1995 

Assistant Coach, Women’s U.S. Olympic Team, 1996 

Head Coach, Women’s U.S. World Championships Team, 1998 

Head Coach, U.S. Men’s Team for the Pan American Games, 

1999 

Head Coach, U.S. World Championships Team, 2001 

Assistant Coach, Men’s U.S. World Championships Team, 2007 

Assistant Coach, Men’s U.S. Olympic Team, 2008 

Head Coach, U.S. Pan-Pacific Games Team, 2010 

Head Coach, University of Florida women’s team, 1998-present 

Head Coach, University of Florida men’s team, 1999-present 

Head Coach, Men’s U.S. Olympic Team, 2012 

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS 

2012 U.S. Olympic Men’s Head Coach 

2011 U.S. Men’s Assistant Coach for FINA World Championships 

2010 U.S Swimming Coach of the Year 

2010 ASCA Coach of the Year 

2010 NCAA Women’s Swimming Coach of the Year 

2010 SEC Men’s Swimming Coach of the Year 

2010 Pan Pacific Games U.S. Head Coach 

2008 Assistant U.S. Men’s Olympic Coach 


2004 U.S. Women’s Asst. Coach for FINA World 

Short Course Championships 

2004 NCAA Men’s Swimming Coach of the Year 

2002 NCAA Men’s Swimming Coach of the Year 


2001 Men’s Head Coach at World Championships 


1999 U.S. Men’s Head Coach for Pan American Games 

1998 U.S. Women’s Head Coach for World Championships 

1996 U.S. Women’s Olympic Assistant Coach 

1995 U.S. Pan American Team Head Coach 

1997 U.S. Olympic & United States Swimming 

Developmental Coach of the Year 

1992 Thailand Olympic Head Coach 

Coached 68 Olympians 

1980 Olympics - one athlete (while at The Bolles School) 

1988 Olympics - three athletes (while at The Bolles School) 

1992 Olympics - 10 athletes (while at The Bolles School) 

1996 Olympics - 20 athletes (while at The Bolles School) 

2000 Olympics - five athletes (while at Florida) 

2004 Olympics – 10 athletes (while at Florida) 

2008 Olympics – 19 athletes (while at Florida) 

Coached over 230 All-America swimmers 

Coached his athletes to over 155 National Records (U.S. and 

International) 

Won 15 boys’ Florida State Championships 

(last 10 consecutive) 

Won 11 girls’ Florida State Championships 

(last nine consecutive) 


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CONSISTENT SUCCESS 

A look at how the Gator swimming program has steadily 

improved under Troy’s guidance. 

MEN (First season: 1999-00) 

1996-97: 5th SECs; 17th NCAAs 



1999-00: 2nd SECs; 9th NCAAs 

2000-01: 3rd SECs; 8th NCAAs 








2008-09: 2ndSECs; 5th NCAAs 


2010-11: 2nd SECs; 5th NCAAS 

WOMEN (First season: 1998-99) 


1997-98:3rd SECs; 15th NCAAs 




2001-02: 1st SECs; 7th NCAAs 







2008-09: 1st SECs; 7th NCAAs 

2009-10: 2nd SECs; 1st NCAAs 


PERFECTION 

Troy owns a perfect record against the following opponents 

at Florida: 165-0 against a combined 33 men’s and women’s 

programs, including six SEC rivals. 

MEN’S (12, 56-0) 

Clemson (1-0) 

Florida Atlantic (12-0) 

Indian River State College 

(13-0) 

Kentucky (4-0) 

LSU (8-0) 

Miami, Fla. (3-0) 

Oakland (Mich.) (1-0) 

Penn State (3-0) 

Purdue (3-0) 

SMU (4-0) 

Texas A&M (1-0) 

TCU (3-0) 

Virginia (6-0) 

WOMEN’S (20, 110-0) 

Alabama (8-0) 

Arkansas (4-0) 

Arizona State (2-0) 

Clemson (1-0) 

Florida Atlantic (14-0) 

Florida Gulf Coast (1-0) 

Illinois (1-0) 

Indian River State College (15-0) 

Kansas (1-0) 

Kentucky (3-0) 

LSU (6-0) 

Miami, Fla. (6-0) 

Michigan (9-0) 

Minnesota (2-0) 

Penn State (3-0) 

South Carolina (9-0) 

SMU (3-0) 

Tennessee (13-0) 

TCU (2-0) 

Virginia (7-0) 

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS UNDER TROY 

WOMEN (3): 

Teresa Crippen (3rd Team, 2010) 

Vipa Bernhardt (2nd Team, 2004) 

Jennifer Hommert (2nd Team, 1999) 

MEN (7): 

Clark Burckle (3rd Team, 2009) 

Luca De Matteis (3rd Team, 2007) 

Kevin Nead (3rd Team, 2007) 

Justin Zumsteg (3rd Team, 2005) 

Scott Schultz (1st Team, 2004) 

Zach Wilcox (1st Team, 2003) 

Greg Reeves (1st Team, 2001) 

Greg Reeves (1st Team, 2000) 

Greg Reeves (2nd Team, 1999) 

NCAA POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP 

WINNERS 

WOMEN (2): 

Kristen Connor (2004) 

Megan Melgaard (2002) 

MEN (7): 

Brett Fraser (2011) 

Kevin Nead (2008) 

Kris Weibeck (2005) 

Justin Zumsteg (2005) 

Scott Schultz (2004) 

Eric Donnelly (2002) 

Mike Jansen (2002) 

Greg Reeves (2001) 

OTHER AWARD WINNERS UNDER COACH TROY 

NATIONAL MALE SWIMMER OF THE YEAR (3): 

Conor Dwyer (2010) 

Ryan Lochte (2006) 


NATIONAL FEMALE SWIMMER OF THE YEAR (1): 

Caroline Burckle (2008) 

SEC MALE SWIMMER OF THE YEAR (5): 

Conor Dwyer (2010, 2011) 




Adam Sioui (2002) 

SEC FEMALE SWIMMER OF THE YEAR (2): 

Gemma Spofforth (2010) 

Gemma Spofforth (2009) 

KNOXVILLE NEWS SENTINEL SEC MALE SWIMMER OF 

THE YEAR (3) 





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SEC MALE FRESHMAN SWIMMER OF THE YEAR (6) 

Marcin Cieslak (2011) 

Roland Rudolf (2007) 

Bradley Ally (2006) 

Bill Mrazek (2004) 


Adam Sioui (2002) 

Carlos Jayme (2001) 

SEC FEMALE FRESHMAN SWIMMER OF YEAR (1): 

Elizabeth Beisel (2011) 

Caroline Burckle (2005) 

HONDA SPORTS AWARD WINNER (1): 

Caroline Burckle (2008)


ASSISTANT COACHES 

THE ANTHONY NESTY FILE 

ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH 

Hometown: Paramaribo, Suriname 

Education: B.A., University of Florida, 1994 


Club Coach, Swim Florida, 1996-98 

Assistant Men's Coach, University of Florida, 1998-99 

Assistant Coach, University of Florida, 1999-2006 

Assistant Coach, Suriname National Swim Team, 2004 

Head Coach, Suriname Summer Olympic Team, 2008 

Assistant Coach, Cayman Islands National Team, 2009 

Assistant Coach, Cayman Islands National Team, 2010 

Associate Head Coach, University of Florida, 2006-present 

Assistant Coach, United States National Team, 2011 World 

University Games 

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS 

Celebrated the 20th anniversary of his Olympic gold medal as 

Suriname’s flag bearer at the 2008 Olympic Games 

Inducted into University of Florida Athletic Hall of Fame, 2002 

Olympic Bronze Medalist in 100-meter fly, 1992 

Three-time NCAA Champion in 100-yard fly, 1990-92 

World Champion in 100-meter fly, 1991 

Member of NCAA champion 400-yard MR team, 1991 

NCAA champion in 200-yard fly, 1990 

Goodwill Games Gold Medalist in 100-meter fly, 1990 

Olympic Gold Medalist in 100-meter fly, 1988 

Assistant Coach, United States National Team, 2011 World 

University Games 

One of the most decorated swimmers in Florida history, Anthony 

Nesty enters his sixth season as associate head coach and 14th as a 

member of the Gators’ coaching staff. 

“Anthony is one of the most revered coaches in college swimming, 

and one of the few who is considered both a great athlete and a great 

coach,” Florida head coach Gregg Troy says. “He’s got a great work ethic 

and a tremendous ability to get results. His experience at the Olympics 

as an athlete is instrumental in his ability to relate to our current 

athletes, and his reputation for getting the most out of them speaks 

for itself.” 

Nesty brings experience at the highest levels of international swimming 

to the Florida staff. At the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games, he won 

the first-ever Olympic medal for his native country of Suriname when 

he edged seven-time medalist Matt Biondi of the United States by .01 

to bring home the gold in the 100-meter fly. Nesty also won the gold 

medal in the 100 fly at the 1990 Goodwill Games and captured the 

world championship in the same event in 1991. 

He concluded his swimming career at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, 

where he earned the bronze in the 100 fly. Not yet finished on the international 

scene, however, Nesty served as an assistant coach for Suriname 

at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Greece, and continued his 

Olympic tradition as the head coach for Suriname at the 2008 Summer 

Olympic Games in Beijing, China. On the 20th anniversary of Nesty’s 

Olympic gold medal in the 100-meter fly, not only was Nesty honored 

as head coach of his country’s team, he was recognized as the Suriname 

flag bearer at the opening ceremonies of the 2008 Summer Games. 

Nesty returned to the international coaching realms during the 

summer of 2009, as he traveled to Rome, Italy, as a coach for the 2009 

Cayman National Team to the 2009 FINA World Championships, where 

he tutored Gators Brett and Shaune Fraser. In the summer of 2010, Nesty 

coached the Cayman National Team at the 2010 Mutual of Omaha 

Pan Pacific Championships, the largest international meet of the year. 

This past August, Nesty served on deck as an assistant coach for the U.S. 

men’s team at the World University Games, his first time coaching for 

the United States. 

Nesty also found success on the national level during his collegiate 

career at UF, capturing three consecutive NCAA crowns in the 100 fly 

from 1990-92. He also won the 1990 NCAA title in the 200 fly and was 

a member of Florida’s 1991 NCAA champion 400 MR team. He held 

the school record for NCAA titles until 2006 when former Gator Ryan 

Lochte finished his illustrious career with seven such honors. For his accomplishments 

as a Gator, Nesty was inducted into the Athletic Hall of 

Fame in April 2002. 

Nesty made his return to Gainesville on June 1, 1998, to assume 

duties on the pool deck. Prior to that, he served as a club level coach for 

three years with Swim Florida in Sarasota. 

Making the coaching stop at Florida has not only allowed Nesty to 

reach a career goal, but his post on the Gators’ deck has allowed him to 

be reunited with a close friend in Gator swimming head coach Gregg 

Troy, for whom Nesty swam in high school. After Nesty’s college career 

was finished, he served as one of Troy’s assistant coaches at The Bolles 

School in Jacksonville, Fla., while also holding the head coaching position 

at Jacksonville’s Nease High School. 

Over the last 13 seasons, Nesty has shown the ability to transfer 

his penchant for fast times in the water to the Gator swimmers he has 

coached. In 2006-07, he helped Gator Shaune Fraser, a 2004 and 2008 

Olympian from the Cayman Islands, develop into a top-five finisher in 

the 200 fly at the NCAA Championships in his first collegiate season. His 

work with the Gators’ middle-distance and distance freestylers during 

that campaign also came to fruition at the NCAA meet, where Grant 

Johnson and Tobias Work combined to earn five All-America honors and 

record four career-best times. 

Fraser returned to the NCAA Championships in 2008 to collect seven 

All-American honors and finally reached the helm of success under 

Nesty’s watch in 2009 when he brought home his first two individual 

national championships in the 200 free and 200 fly, setting an NCAA 

record in the 200 fly. Additionally in 2009, Bradley Ally won his first 

NCAA title, swimming an NCAA-record performance in the 200-yard 

IM. Fraser became the first Gator to win the 200-yard fly since Nesty 

did so during his college tenure in 1990. With Nesty’s leadership, Fraser 

wrapped up his career in 2010 with seven All-America honors, giving 

him 27 All-America honors, the most for a single men’s swimmer or 

diver in school history. In all, Nesty guided 11 total Gators to 38 All- 

America performances to highlight the 2010 campaign. 

This past season, Nesty coaches Brett Fraser to Florida’s thirdstraight 

NCAA title in the 200 free, while also leading the men’s 800 

free relay squad to a national title. Under Nesty, Florida finished fifth at 

the NCAA meet, marking the sixth time in the last seven years UF has 

finished in the top five, and the 12th-straight year UF has placed in the 

top 10 at the NCAAs. 

Additionally, Nesty was on deck at the SEC Championships where 

protégé’s Conor Dwyer and Marcin Cieslak were named SEC Male Swimmer 

of the Year and SEC Male Freshman Swimmer of the Year, respectively. 

Behind Nesty’s coaching, the UF men won eight SEC titles and 

broke four SEC records. 

At the 2000 NCAA Championships, Nesty saw his pupil, Duncan 

Sherrard, break his 10-year old school record, which he set at the 1990 

SEC Championships, in the 200 fly. In 2006, he was on the pool deck 

when Ryan Lochte set the school records in the 100 and 200 fly at the 


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SEC Championships. 

Another Nesty protégé, Ricardo Monasterio, collected four All- 

America honors and swam in the 1996, 2000, 2004 & 2008 Olympic 

Games for his home country of Venezuela. 

Nesty also played an integral role in the development of Sarasota, 

Fla., native Eric Donnelly into a nine-time All-American from 1999-02. 

Donnelly, who swam for Nesty on the Swim Florida club team, also won 

individual SEC titles in the 200 and 400 IM and was awarded an NCAA 

Postgraduate Scholarship in 2002.


THE MARTYN WILBY FILE 

ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH 

Hometown: Darlington, England 

Education: B.S. in Business Education, University of Kentucky, 

1988 


1982-86 British National Swim Team member 

Coach, Wildcat Aquatics Club, Lexington, Ky., 1989-90 

Swimming Developer, Stockton Council, England, 1990 

Head Coach, Lakeside Hawks Swim Club, 1990-92 

Assistant Coach, The Bolles School, 1992-98 

1994 Florida Age Group Coach of the Year 

Malaysian National Team Coach, 1997 

Barbados Olympic Team Head Coach, 2000 

On deck at 2009 FINA World Championships, 2009 

Assistant Coach, University of Florida, 1998-2006 

Associate Head Coach, University of Florida, 2006-present 

Gator fifth-year associate head coach Martyn Wilby has served as a 

leading figure for the University of Florida swimming and diving program 

since 1998. Wilby was promoted to associate head coach in spring 

of 2006 following eight seasons as an assistant coach with the Gators. 

“Martyn is an internationally-known coach whose success on the 

deck speaks for itself. Europe has a vast swimming community, and he 

has one of the strongest reputations in that area of the world,” Florida 

head coach Gregg Troy says. “His move to associate head coach has 

been a tremendous asset because of the increased level of contact that 

he has had with our student-athletes. His work ethic and passion for 

swimming are contagious both on and off the deck.” 

The Darlington, England, native completed a stellar four-year collegiate 

swimming career at the University of Kentucky, where he lettered 

from 1982-86. While swimming for the Wildcats, he was also a member 

of the British National Team. 

Wilby’s arrival at Florida in 1998 marked a reunion with head coach 

Gregg Troy, after having previously coached under him for seven years 

at The Bolles School. 

This past season, Wilby helped lead the women to four SEC titles, 

four school records, 38 All-America honors and 17 All-SEC selections. 

Under his tuteledge, Elizabeth Beisel became the first Gator since Caroline 

Burckle in 2005 to win SEC Female Freshman Swimmer of the Year. 

The Gator women finished in the top 10 at the NCAA Championships for 

the 11th consecutive season. 

Wilby played an instrumental part in the Florida women’s 2010 National 

Championship, the school’s first in 28 years. Wilby coached the 

women to two national championship performances and five school 

records. Under Wilby’s direction, the 2009-10 squad pulled out a close 

victory over second-place finisher Stanford on March 20. Florida scored 

382 points, edging out the Cardinal (279.5) in the second-closest NCAA 

competition ever. A total of 12 All-Americans coached by Wilby tallied 

36 All-America performances on the Purdue campus at the Boilermaker 

Aquatic Center. Wilby also helped coach the women’s team to its firstever 

200-yard freestyle relay national title, as well as its most SEC titles 

(8) since 1995. The Gators have won at least eight dual meets every 

single season Wilby has coached in Gainesville. 

His dedication to Florida and his athletes paid off once again in both 

2008 and 2009 as he watched the lady Gators win their 17th SEC Championship 

crown in school history in 2009. Recently graduated Gemma 

Spofforth also defended her NCAA 200 back title and also won the individual 

championship in the 100 back both years. In summer 2009, 

Spofforth captured the spotlight of the world when she shattered the 

World Record in the women’s 100-meter backstroke (58.12), winning 

her first World Championship for Great Britain at the 2009 FINA World 

Championships in Rome, Italy. Wilby was on deck at the international 

swim meet, serving as a support and coaching system that helped 

Spofforth to her first World title. Traveling to the 2009 European Championships, 

Wilby was on hand again to support Spofforth as she won 

two more gold medals as well as a silver. The SEC Swimmer of the Year 

the last two years under Wilby’s tutelage, Spofforth finished her career 

at Florida a seven-time NCAA champion and 25-time All-American. 

Wilby’s British background and European experience have proven 

to aid the Gators in international recruiting, proven by Spofforth and 

2008-09 newcomer Jemma Lowe, who swept the 100 & 200-yard butterfly 

events at the SEC meet. Lowe set a new SEC record in the 200yard 

fly and took down 25-yard-old Florida records in both fly events. 

Additionally, the women recorded a seventh-place finish at the 

2007 NCAA Championships, mentoring Gemma Spofforth to an NCAA 

title and school record in the 200 back. The national crown was the first 

individual title for a UF woman since 1996, and the first backstroke 

championship for a member of the Florida women’s team in 17 years. 

Wilby made the transition from swimming to coaching when he accepted 

a position as a swimming developer with the Stockton Council 

in England. In 1990, he returned to the United States and was named 

head coach at the Lakeside Hawks Swim Club in Louisville, Ky. Two years 

later, Wilby joined the coaching staff at the Bolles School in Jacksonville, 

Fla., and was honored as the Florida Age Group Coach of the Year 

in 1994. 

In addition to coaching at UF, Wilby has also had numerous successes 

while coaching internationally. In 1997, he coached the Malaysian 

National Team to its best-ever finish in the Southeast Asian Games. 

Wilby also served as head coach for Barbados’ swim team at the 2000 

Olympics in Sydney, Australia. In Sydney, he coached former Gator and 

current assistant swim coach Leah Martindale to a 23rd-place finish in 

the 100-meter freestyle preliminary heats and a 25th-place tie in the 

50-meter freestyle preliminary events. 


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THE STEVE JUNGBLUTH FILE 

ASSISTANT COACH 

Hometown: Westford, Massachusetts 

Education: B.S. in Exercise Science, UMass, 1994 

Masters in Exercise Science, University of Massachusetts, 1997 


Assistant Coach/Interim Head Coach, Amherst (Mass.) College, 

1995-98 

Head Coach, Austin College, 1999-00 

Assistant Coach, US Naval Academy, 2000-03 

Head Coach, Colgate University, 2003-10 

Assistant Coach, University of Florida, 2010-present 

Assistant coach Steve Jungbluth enters his second season with the 

Orange and Blue after helping lead UF’s sprinters to several notable 

marks, including Sarah Bateman’s school-record 22.00 in the women’s 

50-yard freestyle. Additionally, Jungbluth was instrumental in helping 

Brett Fraser capture the 2011 NCAA title in the 200 free, while coaching 

Conor Dwyer to coming within .01 of the American record in the same 

event at the 2011 SEC Championships. 

Before his time in Gainesville, Jungbluth spent seven seasons directing 

Colgate to the top of the Patriot League. His women's squads 

won the league title in two of his last three seasons in Hamilton, N.Y, 

while every swimmer he recruited into the program achieved at least 

one personal-best time during the course of their careers. Jungbluth 

will work primarily with the sprint crew and breaststrokers, but will 

coach other areas as well. 

Under Jungbluth’s tutelage in 2009-10, five Colgate women’s swimmers 

and divers were named to All-Patriot League first team, while 

two Colgate men’s swimmers garnered conference honors as well. In 

the 2008-09 season, his women's team cruised to its second consecutive 

conference crown and the second-highest point total ever generated 

in the three-day event. At that meet, Colgate captured titles in 14 

of 18 swimming events; set 18 team records and 14 league and meet 

records. On the men's side, the Raiders gained ground on the Patriot 

League's top four and only finished four points out of fourth place. Four 

freshmen combined to shatter eight freshmen records. In the 2007-08 

campaign, the Colgate women's team won the first Patriot League 

championship in program history. The Raiders placed a team-record 11 

on the all-league teams, and six swimmers took home at least one gold 

medal as Colgate won five individual events and both medley relays. 

During the 2005-06 season, Jungbluth led Colgate's women's team 

to sweep through its dual-meet schedule without a blemish against 

conference opponents, including beating Navy for the first time in 

school history, and upsetting four-time defending league champion 

Bucknell for the first time in 21 years.At the conference meet, the Raiders 

finished second to the Bison by the slimmest margin in league his- 

tory. At the 2006 conference meet, the Raider women became the first 

team in the league to sweep all five relay events since Navy achieved 

the feat in 1995. Nine members of the women's team earned all-Patriot 

League honors after Colgate captured a meet-high 12 gold medals en 

route to its second runner-up finish in three years. 

By the end of that season, the Raider women had broken all but 

four of Colgate's varsity swimming records. In his first season at Colgate, 

Jungbluth earned Patriot League Coach of the Year honors after 

leading the women's team to a second-place finish at the league championship 

and placing five athletes on the all-Patriot League team. It 

was the highest finish at a conference meet in the history of the Raider 

women's swimming and diving program. 

That same year, the men's squad finished with a 9-5 record, the 

most wins in 20 seasons. The two teams combined for 180 lifetimebest 

performances over the course of the season. 

Prior to taking over the Colgate program, Jungbluth served as assistant 

coach for three seasons at the Naval Academy. There, he produced 

nine Patriot League champions, six Patriot League record-setting performances, 

two Patriot League Championship Swimmers of the Meet 

and one team championship. 

Before heading to Navy, Jungbluth served as an assistant coach and 

later interim head coach at Amherst (Mass.) College. As an assistant, 

he helped coach seven New England champions, 10 All-Americans and 

13 honorable-mention All-Americans. In addition, the Jeffs broke 41 

varsity and/or pool records, and the men's team posted a perfect 10-0 

record during the 1995-96 season. 

Jungbluth earned a bachelor's degree in exercise science from the 

University of Massachusetts, Amherst in 1994 and a master's degree 

in exercise science, also from UMass, in 1997. He was a four-year letterwinner 

for the Minutemen, serving as co-captain during his senior 

season. 


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LEAH MARTINDALE STANCIL 

ASSISTANT COACH 

Hometown: Bridgetown, Barbados 

Education: B.S. in Psychology, University of Florida, 2002; 

Master’s of Science, University of Florida, 2006 


Assistant Coach, University of Florida, 2008-present 

Assistant Coach, South Carolina, 2006-08 

Assistant Coach, Savanna College of Art & Design, 2005-06 

Graduate Assistant, University of Florida Sports & Fitness 

Department, 2003-05 

Volunteer Assistant Coach, University of Florida, 2003-05 

Leah Martindale-Stancil, a former Gator swimmer and UF grad, 

enters her fourth year as an assistant coach with the men’s and 

women’s swimming and diving programs after returning to her alma 

mater prior to the 2008 season. 

A 12-time NCAA All-American at Florida, two-time Olympian and 

a four-time national record holder for her native country, Barbados, 

Stancil’s impact has already been felt in both the men’s and women’s 

teams during the last two seasons. Stancil contributed to a coaching 

staff that led the 2008-09 Lady Gators to their 17th SEC Championship 

crown, while helping tutor 2009 NCAA Champions Bradley Ally, 

Gemma Spofforth and Shaune Fraser. In 2010, Stancil helped elevate 

the program to new heights, coaching the women’s team to their first 

NCAA Championship since 1982. 

This past season, Stancil helped the Gator swimmers to eight 

school records, top-10 finishes at the NCAA meet and a league-high 

13 SEC titles. 

In addition to her coaching duties, Stancil serves as the Gator 

Swim Camp Director, while also coordinating all team travel. 

Prior to her return to Gainesville, Martindale-Stancil served as an 

assistant coach at SEC foe South Carolina. Before joining the Gamecock 

coaching staff, the Bridgetown, Barbados, native served one year as 

an assistant coach at the Savannah College of Art and Design where 

she coached the women's team to a second-place finish and the 

men's team to a third-place finish at the NAIA National Championship. 

Before taking the position at SCAD, she was a graduate assistant 

at Florida for two years, while also serving as an instructor at Swim 

America in Gainesville, Fla. 

A member of the 2002 Florida Gators SEC Championship team, 

Stancil is additionally the Barbados national record holder, both long 

course and short course, in the 50 and 100 free events, in addition to 

being the 50 and 100 butterfly record holder. She set her records for 

the 50 and 100 free events at the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta and 

her butterfly records at the Commonwealth Games in 2002. She was 

additionally named the Barbados Female Sportsperson of the Year 

from 1995-97. 

Stancil graduated from Florida in 2002 with a B.S. in Psychology. In 

August 2006, she completed her Master’s of Science from UF.

2011-12 GATOR WOMEN'S ROSTER 

NAME EVENTS CLASS HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL 

Angelina Ballatore 

Sarah Bateman*^ 

Elizabeth Beisel*^% 

Jamie Bohunicky* 

Teresa Crippen*% 

Kaylee Doback 

Molly Dubrasky 

Kaitlin Frehling 

Natasha Fung 

Nelle Glasser 

Sarra Lajnef 

Hilda Luthersdottir* 

Alicia Mathieu* 

Taylor McKnight 

Shelby McLean 

Sharla Milne 

Julia Nagy 

Savannah Napier 

Lauren Neidigh 

Alana Pazevic* 

Anna-Liisa Pold^ 

Rebecca Rainer 

Trish Regan 

Danielle Risley 

Corinne Showalter* 

Jordan Smith 

Kirsten Smith* 

Summer Stephens 

Julia Treible 

Ellese Zalewski* 

* All-American 

^Olympian 

Breast/IM 

Free/Back 

Back/IM 

Free 

Back/IM/Fly 

Diving 

Free 

Fly/Free 

Free 

Fly/Free 

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Breast/IM 

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Free 

Back 

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IM/Free 

Fly/Back/Free 

Back/IM 

Breast/IM/Fly 

Back/Fly/IM 

Diving 

Free/IM 

Fly/IM 

IM/Breast 

Fly/IM 

Breast 

Free/Fly 

FLORIDA MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SWIMMING AND DIVING COACHING STAFF 

Head Coach: Gregg Troy (TCU, '72) 

Associate Head Coach: Anthony nesty (Florida, '94) 

Associate Head Coach: Martyn Wilby (Kentucky, '86) 

Diving Coach: Donnie Craine (Michigan, '76) 

Assistant Coach: Steve Jungbluth (UMass, '94) 

Assistant Coach: Leah Martindale-Stancil (Florida, '02) 

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Gainesville, Fla./Buchholz 

Orlando, Fla./Lake Brantley 

North Kingstown, R.I./North Kingstown 

Gainesville, Fla./Buchholz 

Conshohocken, Pa./Germantown Academy 

Brandon, Fla./Duran 

Estero, Fla./Estero 

St. Petersburg, Fla./Seminole 

Edmonton, Canada/Bellerose Composite 

Atlantic Beach, Fla./The Bolles School 

Tunis, Tunisia/Lycee de l’Harteloire 

Hafnarfjordur, Iceland/Flensborg 

Marlborough, Conn./RHAM 

Coral Springs, Fla./Marjory Stoneman Douglas 

Orlando, Florida/Winter Park 

Lithia, Fla./Newsome 

Viera, Fla./Cocoa Beach 

Chattanooga, Tenn./Baylor School 

Orange Park, Fla./The Bolles School 

Mill Creek, Wash./Jackson 

San Diego, Calif./Torrey Pines 

Richmond, Va./Deep Run 

Carmel, Ind./Carmel 

Jacksonville, Fla./The Bolles School 

Sarasota, Fla./Riverview 

Longwood, Fla./Lake Brantley 

Cary, N.C./Athens Drive 

Louisville, Ky./Sacred Heart Academy 

Roswell, Ga./Centennial 

Melbourne, Australia/Nunawading 


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GATOR WOMEN’S BIOS - SENIORS 

CAREER BEST TIMES 

(Yards) 

100 Free: 53.09 (2009 Princeton Invite) 

500 Free: 4:43.29 (2011 SEC Championships) 

1,650 Free: 16:17.66 (2011 SEC Championships) 

200 Back: 1:59.32 (2009 Princeton Invite) 

100 Breast: 1:04.90 (Tennessee, 1/30/09) 

200 Breast: 2:16.76 (2009 Princeton Invite) 

200 Fly: 2:04.70 (2009 Florida Swimming Senior Champs) 

200 IM: 2:01.55 (2009 Princeton Invite) 

400 IM: 4:12.61 (2009 Princeton Invite) 

NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION 

Swam at 2011 ConocoPhillips National Championships, clocking in at 8:53.39 to finish 46th overall in the 800-meter freestyle and 4:40.58 to take 40th in the 400-meter IM…Finished 23rd in the 400-meter IM at the 2010 

U.S. Nationals in Irvine, Ca., with a time of 4:51.53…Finished 39th in the 400-meter IM at the 2009 U.S. Nationals/World Trials in Indianapolis, Ind., with a time of 4:55.33…Returned to finals of the 400 IM at 2008 Junior 

Nationals, where her team placed third overall. 

AT FLORIDA 

2010-11: Selected as a 2011 CSCAA Division I Scholar All-America Award Winner…A member of the 2011 SEC Academic Honor Roll selection…Swam a personal-best 4:11.68 in the 400 IM at the University of Georgia last 

Chance Meet…Reached career-best times and NCAA B cuts in two events at the SEC Championships with a 4:43.29 finish in the 500 free, and by touching the wall in 16:17.66 in the 1,650 free…Captured the title in the 

200 breast (2:25.71) in the victory over Indian River State College…Finished third in the 200 fly (2:07.42) against Georgia Tech…Finished tenth in the 1,650 free (16:54.78) in a pool of 35 swimmers at the Georgia Tech 

Invite…Made her 2010-11 debut in the 1,650-yard free with a fifth place finish (17:30.00) at the Florida Invitational. 

2009-10: A 2010 SEC Academic Honor Roll selection… Swam a career-best 4:50.50 in the 500 free at the 2010 SEC Championships… Also swam the 400 IM in 4:18.59 at the 2010 SECs, securing an NCAA B cut… Competed 

in six dual meets for the Gators during the 2009-10 season, including a second-place finish in the 500 free against LSU (4:53.93), fifth in the 200 fly (2:07.13) in the Gators’ win over Tennessee, sixth in the 500 free 

(4:54.02) in Florida’s victory over Auburn, and third in the 200 back in the triump against Florida Atlantic (2:03.96). 

2008-09: A member of the 2009 SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll…A 2009 NCAA qualifier…Swam the 400 IM at the NCAA Championships in College Station, Texas, finishing 36th in the field (4:15.53)…Secured four 

season and career-best times at the Princeton Big Al Invitational in Princeton, N.J.…Took second in the 400 IM (4:12.61), securing an NCAA B cut, placed fourth in the 200 IM (2:01.55) and 200 backstroke (1:59.32) and 

exhibitioned the 100-meter backstroke (1:05.13) in Princeton…Swam career-best marks in the 500-yard free (4:52.50) and 200 fly (2:04.70) when the Gators traveled to Orlando for the 2009 Florida Swimming Senior 

Championships…Competed in 10 dual meets for the Gators during the 2008-09 campaign, including a third-place finish in the 200 breast against LSU (2:23.92), third in the 400 IM against South Carolina (4:26.20), 

second in the 400 IM (4:24.43) and third in the 200 breast (2:25.48) against Florida Atlantic…Took a solid fourth in the 200 IM in the Gators’ win over Tennessee (2:01.92) and finished the dual meet season with a NCAA 

provisional mark and second-place finish in the 400-yard IM (4:14.12) against IRSC/FGCU. 

HIGH SCHOOL 

A team captain of the Buchholz squad…Racked up 2007 high school All-America honors in the 200 IM, 400 free and 200 medley relay events…Placed third in the 200 IM at the Class 3A Florida State meet…A member of 

the Buchholz team that took home the 2005 State Championship…Was a member of the 2005 meet-winning 400 free relay team…Coached at Buchholz by Rinaldo Sintjago. 

CLUB 

Member of the Gator Swim Club, coached by Chris Oliver. 

ANGELINA BALLATORE 

SENIOR 

BREAST/IM/FREE 

GAINESVILLE, FLA/BUCHOLZ 


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UF ALL-TIME RANKINGS 

(Meters) 

400 IM: Eighth (4:47.21) 

(Meters) 

200 FR: 2:10.55 (2011 NC Charlotte UltraSwim) 

400 FR: 4:27.28 (2011 ConocoPhillips National Championships) 

800 FR: 8:45.36 (2011 FL Southern Zone Sectional C) 

200 Back: 2:19.31 (2011 ConocoPhillips NationalChampionships) 

200 Fly: 2:25.15 (2011 Florida Shark Open) 

200 IM: 2:18.14 (2011 Florida Shark Open) 

400 IM: 4:40.58 (2011 ConocoPhillips National Championships)



(Yards) 

50 Free: 22.00 (2011 SEC Championships) 


100 Back: 54.77 (2009 NCAA Championships) 

100 Breast: 1:04.48 (Florida Atlantic, 1/16/10) 

100 Fly: 52.20 (2011 SEC Championships) 

200 IM: 2:02.03 (2009 College Carnival) 


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Represented Iceland at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing…Reached three new personal-best marks at the 2011 ConocoPhillips National Championships in Palo Alto, Calif. in the 100 free (56.65, 71st), 100 fly (1:00.15, 

40th) and 200 IM (2:18.39, 62nd)…Qualified for the Olympic Trials in the 100 fly, 100 back and 50 free…A 2006-08 NISCA All-American National Champion in the 50 free (22.75)…Named a USA Swimming Scholastic 

All-American in both 2005 and 2006…Was ranked first in the top-16 USA Swimming polls in 2006 for her 15-16-year-old age group…Placed 20th at Spring Nationals in the 100 backstroke in 2006 and 18th and Summer 

Nationals in the 100 back, also in 2006…Holds 19 individual junior Olympic gold medals. 


2010-11: Picked up five All-America honors at the 2011 NCAA Championships in the 50-yard free and as a member of both the 200- and 400-yard free relays, and 200- and 400-yard medley relays…Placed 11th overall in 

the 400 FR with Jamie Bohunicky, Shara Stafford and Kirsten Smith to tie the seventh-fastest mark in school history (3:16.54)…Broke the school record in the 50 free with a time of 22.00 at the SEC Championships to take 

home the silver medal…Holds the third best record in the 100-yard fly (52.20) and eighth best time for the 100 free (48.87) in the Florida record books…Picked up her fourth ALL-SEC accolade as a 50 free second team 

member…Selected to the 2011 SEC Academic Honor Roll…Swam in every meet on the year for the Gators…Finished her junior season with 18 individual and five relay victories…remained undefeated in the 50-free for 

6 consecutive meets while competing in the event, setting NCAA provisional marks each time… Grabbed the both the 50 (22.41) and 100 free (49.29) victories over 103 and 98swimmers, respectively at the Georgia Tech 

Invitational…Led Florida to its first place finish at the All Florida Invitational with two individual victories in the 50 free and 100 fly, and as a member of the first place 200 FR team…Helped lead head coach Gregg Troy to 

his 11th consecutive top-10 finish at NCAA’s. 

2009-10: A 2010 three-time All-American in the 200-yard free relay, 50 free and 200 medley relay…Part of the school-record 200 free relay NCAA championship squad (1:27.79) at the 2010 NCAA Championships…A 

2010 All-SEC selection in the 200 free relay and 400 free relay…Recorded career bests in the 50 free (22.25), 100 free (49.54) and 100 fly (53.50) at the 2010 SEC Championships…A member of the 2010 SEC Academic 

Honor Roll…Competed in every single dual meet for the Gators…Placed first in the win over Auburn in the 50 free (22.64)…Won the 100 breast against Florida Atlantic with a time of 1:04.08…Finished first in the 100 

breast (1:04.61) in the win against Indian River State College…Triumphed in the 50 free (22.87) and third in the 100 free (50.92) in the rivalry victory over FSU…Won the 50 free (23.25) against 81 other swimmers at the 

Georgia Tech Fall Invitational…Took second in the 50 free (23:02) in the win over Georgia…Placed fourth in the 100 breast (1:04.80) at the SMU Classic in Dallas…Finished first in the 400 free relay (3:22.15) and second 

in the 50 free (23.21) in the season-opening victory over Virginia. 

2008-09: A 2009 All-American as a member of UF’s 200-yard freestyle relay at NCAAs…Additionally named a 2009 CSCAA Scholar All-American and an SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll selection…Swam in the 200yard 

free relay that finished ninth at NCAAs and was a member of the 15th-place 400 free relay in prelims…Additionally placed 38th individually in the 50 free (22.61) and 54th in the 100-yard back (54.77)…A member 

of the SEC Champion and record-setting 200-yard free relay (1:28.15) that helped UF to it’s 17th SEC crown…Earned first team All-SEC for her relay contributions…Finished sixth in the 50 free (22.56) after setting a career 

best in a swim off after prelims (22.42)…Additionally placed 18th in the 100-yard fly (54.31) at SECs in Auburn, Ala…Swam 10 dual meets for UF throughout the duration of the season, with highlights against Michigan 

& Stanford and Georgia, where she placed second in the 50 free, versus LSU where she took the 100 free win (50.69)…Additionally finished first in the 100 fly against South Carolina (55.13), first in the 50 free (23.44) and 

200 IM (2:03.10) against FSU, first in the 100 free against Virginia. 

HIGH SCHOOL: 

A 14-time NISCA high school All-American…The 2006 and 2007 Florida 3A State Champion in the 50 free…The 2007 Florida 3A State Champion and record holder in the 100 back (54.39)…The 2006 and 2007 Orlando 

Sentinel Swimmer of the Year…The 2008 Pinch-a-Penny Swimmer of the Year…A member of the 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008 Pinch-a-Penny All-State Teams…The Lake Brantley High School most valuable player of the 

year all four years of her tenure…Holds six Lake Brantley High School records …Was also a member of the National Honor Society and French Honor Society in high school. 

CLUB 

Member of both Ægir and Patriot Aquatics, coached by Clay Parnell. 

SARAH BATEMAN 

SENIOR 

FREE/BACK/FLY 

ORLANDO, FLA./LAKE BRANTLEY 

2008 OLYMPIAN FOR ICELAND 

NINE-TIME ALL-AMERICAN SELECTION 

FOUR-TIME ALL-SEC SELECTION 

2009 & 2010 SEC CHAMPION IN THE 200 FR 

SEC 200 FR RELAY RECORD HOLDER 

UF RECORD HOLDER IN THE 50 FREE (22.00) 


(Yards) 

50 Free: First (22.00) 

100 Free: Seventh (48.87) 

100 Fly: Third (52.20) 

200 Free Relay: First (1:27.79) 

Second (1:28.15) 

Third (1:28.56) 

Fourth (1:28.71) 

Fifth (1:28.80p) 

Sixth (1:29.21) 

400 Free Relay: Third (3:15.00) 

Fifth (3:15.89) 

200 Medley Relay: Second (1:37.01) 

Fifth (1:37.40) 

Seventh (1:37.90) 

400 Medley Relay: Third (3:34.02) 

(Meters) 

50 Free: Fourth (25.74) 

100 Fly: Tie, second (1:00.15) 

(Meters) 

50 Free: 25.52 (2011 Winter National Championships) 

100 Free: 56.65 (2011 ConocoPhillips National Championships) 

200 Free: 2:06.72 (2009 FL Southern Zone LC Sectionals) 

100 Back: 1:05.11 (2009 FL Southern Zone LC Sectionals) 

100 Breast: 1:13.09 (2010 FL SZ Sectional Championships) 

100 Fly: 1:00.15 (2011 ConocoPhillips National Championships) 





(Yards) 

100 Free: 52.94 (Virginia, 1/07/2009) 

200 Free: 1:46.18 (2009 NCAA Championships) 

500 Free: 4:47.02 (2009 College Conference Carnival) 

1000 Free: 9:52.61 (Tennessee, 1/30/09) 

50 Back: 27.02 (FAU, 1/16/2010) 

100 Back: 55.36 (2008 ConocoPhillips SCY Championships) 

200 Back: 1:50.99 (2010 NCAA Championships) 

200 Fly: 1:53.90 (2010 NCAA Championships) 

200 IM: 2:00.47 (2009 SEC Championships) 

400 IM: 4:02.91 (2010 NCAA Championships) 

TERESA CRIPPEN 

SENIOR 

IM/FLY/BACK 

CONSHOHOCKEN, PA/GERMANTOWN ACADEMY 

USA NATIONAL TEAM MEMBER 

ELEVEN-TIME ALL-AMERICA SELECTION 

EIGHT-TIME ALL-SEC SELECTION 

2011 SEC CHAMPION IN THE 200 FLY 

2010 SEC CHAMPION IN THE 400 IM 

2011 SEC CHAMPION IN THE 200 FLY 

2010 PAN PACIFIC SILVER MEDALIST 


Chosen to represent the United States’ on its 2011 FINA World Championship Team in Shanghai, China…Finished tied for 14th in the 200-meter fly at the international competition, clocking in at 2:09.27…Took home the 

silver medal in the 200 fly at the 2010 Pan Pacific Championships – the largest international meet of 2010…Captured the B finals of the 400-meter IM (4:52.05), placed 18th in the 800 free (9:01.97) and took second in 

the C finals of the 200 IM (2:20.72) at the 2011 Charlotte Grand prix in Charlotte, N.C….Captured a silver medal in the 200 fly with a personal-best 2:06.93 at the 2010 Pan Pacific Games in Irvine, Calif… Recorded career 

bests in the 200 free (1:59.83), 200 IM (2:13.48) and 400 IM (4:41.87) at the 2010 U.S. Nationals in Irvine, Calif… Competed at the 2009 U.S. Nationals in Indianapolis, Ind….Took eighth (2:12.69) in the 200 back, 10th in 

the 400-meter IM (4:47.85), 12th in the 200 fly (2:12.48) and 14th in the 200 IM (2:15.63) in Indianapolis…Also placed 30th in the 100 back (1:03.70), 40th in the 100-meter fly (1:01.92) and 43rd in the 200-meter free 

(2:02.99) at 2009 U.S. Nationals…Placed first in the 200 backstroke at the 2007 Pan-American games, setting the record in the event … Silver medalist in the 400 IM at the 2007 Pan-Am Games … A member of the 2007 

National Team … Was the Kiphuth Highpoint Winner … A member of the National record-breaking 400 freestyle relay in 2006 … A 2006 Junior National Team Member … Additionally a 2006 Pan Pacific Team Member. 


2010-11: Named to the Capital One Academic All-District At-Large Second team…A 2011 SEC Academic Honor Roll Selection…Selected as a 2011 CSCAA Division I Scholar All-America Award Winner…Nabbed four 

All-America honors at the 2011 NCAA Championships in Austin, Texas in the 200 back (1:51.61), 200 fly (1:54.37), 400 IM (4:05.36) and as a member of the 800-yard free style relay…had three top-eight individual finishes 

at NCAA’s in the 200 back, 200 fly and 400 IM – came in fourth, sixth and seventh place, respectively… holds eight career All-SEC selections after earning one First Team mention in the 200 fly and two Second Team mentions 

for her performance in the 200 back and 800 freestyle relay following her 2010-11 campaign…Claimed her second-career SEC title when she captured the 200-yard fly championship with the third fastest time in 

the country to date (1:53.95) in her home pool in Gainesville, Fla.… Also grabbed two silver medals with her performance in the 200 back (1:51.71) and contribution in the Gators’ record-breaking 800-yard freestyle relay 

(6:53.58) as well as a bronze medal in the 400 IM (4:07.25) at the SEC Championships…holds the team’s season-best performance in the 200 fly (1:53.95) with her first place finish at the SEC Championships...holds two 

top-five times in the SEC regular season with her first place finishes in the 200 back at Auburn on Jan. 21 (1:56.43) and in the 200 fly against Virginia on Oct. 11 (1:59.27)…member of the 800-yard FR team that holds the 

school record in the event (6:59.10) and second best time in SEC regular-season competition with a 7:11.99 mark at the Georgia Tech Invitational in Athens, Ga.…finished her junior year with six individual and five relay 

victories…nominated by USA Swimming for the Golden Goggle Awards as the 2010 Breakout Performer of the Year...Helped lead head coach Gregg Troy to his 11th consecutive top-10 finish at NCAA’s. 

2009-10: Named to the 2010 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America At-Large team…A 2010 CSCAA Scholar All-American…A 2010 SEC Academic Honor Roll selection…Picked up four All-America honors at the 2010 

NCAA Championships in West Lafayette, Ind., in the 400 IM (4:02.91), 200 back (1:50.99) and 200 fly (1:53.90), while contributing to the Gators’ 800-yard freestyle relay…Placed second overall in the 400 IM, third in the 

200 back and fifth in the 200-yard fly with career-best swims in all three championships finals races, including her double in the back and fly on the final day of swimming at NCAAs…A four-time 2010 All-SEC selection, 

bringing her career total to five All-SEC honors after her sophomore year…Was the 2010 400 IM SEC Champion, her first career SEC title…Also took second in the 200 back and 200 fly at the 2010 SEC Championship meet 

in Athens, Ga., in February…Set career-best marks in seven of her individual events her sophomore campaign with the Gators…Was named the National Collegiate Swimmer of the Week Jan. 26 for her performance in 

Florida’s victory over Auburn Jan. 22, where she helped send the UF seniors out in a winning fashion with first-place finishes in the 200 fly and 200 back and a second-place swim in the 200 IM, all NCAA provisional marks at 

the time…Additionally recorded a first-place swim in the 200 fly in the double-dual with Michigan/Stanford (2:00.74)…Helped Florida to 10 dual meet wins for the ninth time in head coach Gregg Troy’s time at UF. 

2008-09: A 2009 SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll selection…Additionally a 2009 CSCAA Scholar All-American who picked up three All-American honors at the 2009 NCAA Championships in College Station, Texas… 

Was a part of two unprecedented backstroke sweeps with teammates Gemma Spofforth and Stephanie Proud as the trio took first through third at the SEC and NCAA Championships in the 200 back, Crippen claiming 

second in both, her NCAA time the second-fastest in school history…Shattered the Florida record in prelims of the 400-yard IM (4:05.00) at NCAAs, finishing sixth (4:06.77) in finals…Took second in the 200 back (1:51.59) 

and 22nd in the 200 fly (1:56.53)…Also member of the 10th place 800-yard free relay at NCAAs…A major contributor to Florida’s 17th SEC Championship crown, earning an All-SEC honor for her second place 200-yard 

backstroke finishes…Swam on the third-place 800-yard free relay (7:02.44) at SECs, finished fourth in the 400 IM (4:09.46) and sixth in the 200-yard fly (1:56.81)…Additionally swam in 11 dual meets in her first season 

with the Gators. 

HIGH SCHOOL 

A high school All-American from eighth grade through 12th grade…Was a high school National Champion her freshman year…Listed in 2007 as part of Sports Illustrated’s “Faces in the Crowd”…Graduated from high 

school with high honors. 

CLUB 

Member of the Germantown Academy Aquatic Club, coached by Dick Shoulberg. 


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(Yards) 

200 Back: Second (1:50.99) 

200 Fly: Second (1:53.90) 

400 IM: Second (4:02.91) 


Third (7:01.53) 

Fourth (7:02.44) 

Eighth (7:06.78) 

(Meters) 

200 Free: Sixth (1:59.83) 

100 Fly: Second (1:00.15) 

200 Fly: First (2:06.93) 

200 Back: Fifth (2:11.27p) 

200 IM: Third (2:13.48) 

400 IM: Fourth (4:41.87) 

(Meters) 

50 Free: 25.52 (2011 Winter National Championships) 



100 Back: 1:05.11 (2009 FL Southern Zone LC Sectionals) 

100 Breast: 1:13.09 (2010 FL SZ Sectional Championships) 

100 Fly: 1:00.15 (2011 ConocoPhillips National Championships) 



CAREER BEST DIVES 

(Yards) 

One-Meter: 284.70 (Florida Atlantic, 1/16/10) 

Three-Meter: 335.63 (Florida Atlantic, 2011) 

Platform: 235.80 (2010 Big Al Open) 


A six-time national qualifier who placed in 2006...Took 14th in prelims of the three-meter competition (310.10) at the 2007 AAU Diving Nationals. 





2010-11: A 2011 SEC Academic Honor Roll Selection…Scored points in every single event of her SEC Championships meet debut…Recorded a seventh place finish in the finals of the three-meter dive with a Zone 

Championship qualifying score (302.55), grabbed 10th place on the platform with a 226.05 tally and took home a 16th-place score of 252.75 in the women’s one-meter competition…Dove in 14 meets for the Gators during 

her junior season…Captured a 282.52 and the one-meter title at the University of Georgia Last-Chance meet…Finished second in both the one (274.50) and three-meter (319.05) boards in the win over Indian River 

State College…Gathered points for the Gators against Auburn placing fourth on both the one- (237.53) and three-meter (282.08) boards…Took first place in both the one- and three-meter events in the Gators’ victory 

over Florida Atlantic and set a career-high 335.63 on the three-meter boards…Finished third on the platform dive (239.45) at the Tennessee Diving Invitational out of 34 divers in the event…Helped lead Florida to a silver 

medal at the Big Al Open with a second on the three-meter board (316.65), third on the platform (235.80) and seventh on the one-meter board (245.40)…Finished eighth on the platform (237.65) at the Georgia Tech 

Invitational…Captured her first victory of the season with a 304.20 on the three-meter board...Opened her 2011 campaign against Virginia placing second on the one-meter board (279.67) and fourth on the three-meter 

board (284.85). 

2009-10: A 2010 SEC Academic Honor Roll selection…Set career marks on the three-meter board (308.95) and on the platform (231.55) at the Georgia Invitational…Recorded a career-best 284.70 on the one-meter 

board in the victory against Florida Atlantic…Dove in 14 meets for the Gators during her sophomore season…Took third on the one-meter board (278.65) in the win over Indian River State College…Recorded three 

top-five finishes at the Georgia Invitational, placing fourth on the platform (career-best 231.55) and three-meter board (career-best 308.95), as well as fifth on the one-meter board with a score of 268.40…Took fourth on 

the three-meter board (290.70) in the rivalry victory over Florida State…Finished fourth on the three-meter board (267.98) and fifth on the one-meter board (255.39) vs. Georgia…Took second on the three-meter board 

(289.50) and third on the one-meter board (258.98) in the season-opening win over Virginia. 

2008-09: Dove in 10 meets for the Gators her freshman campaign as a Gator including the 2009 NCAA Zone ‘B’ Diving Championships…An honorable mention 2009 CSCAA Scholar All-American…Also named to the 2009 

SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll…Competed in prelims and finals of the three-meter competition at Zones, scoring 270.25 in prelims and finishing 15th (527.00) overall…Dove to 25th overall in the platform competition 

(172.10) and 38th on the one-meter board (207.95) at Zones in Knoxville, Tenn. … Made Championship Finals on the three-meter board at the 2009 Tennessee Diving Invitational, improving from 10th (272.70) to 

ninth (280.00) in finals…Collected a score of 211.85 on the platform for 11th overall, a season-best score…Dove to a 23rd-place finish in the one-meter prelims (224.85)…Highlights of the dual meet season include a 

then career-best score (268.57) on the one-meter board against Virginia, where she placed third overall…Took eighth in finals on the three-meter board at the 2009 Princeton Big Al Invitational, a season-best mark. 

HIGH SCHOOL 

A 2008 All-American…A four-time District Champion...Three-time Western Conference Champion…Three-time Regional champion …Was a four-time Durant MVP…Holds three Durant High School records on the diving 

boards…2006 All-Academic athlete…The 2007 Bronze State Medalist…Graduated in the top two percent of her graduating class, graduating 11th out of 600 students…Was a member of the National Honor Society. 

CLUB 

A member of Jetstream Diving, coached by Joe Greenwell. 

KAYLEE DOBACK 

SENIOR 

DIVING 

BRANDON, FLA/DURANT




(Yards) 

50 Free: 23.90 (2008 Princeton Big Al Open) 

100 Free: 51.92 (Michigan & Stanford, 11/6/09) 


50 Back: 26.35 (2008 Princeton Big Al Open) 


200 Back: 1:59.30 (2008 Princeton Big Al Open) 


Competed at the 2011 ConocoPhillips National Championships in Palo Alto, Calif., touching in a personal-best 2:03.82 in the 200 Free to finish 112 out of 232 competitors…Swam at the 2009 U.S. Open in Federal Way, 

Wash. … Clocked a 2:19.89 in the 200-meter back to place 54th overall, placed 67th (2:07.31) in the 200 free and checked in at 80th in the 100-meter back (1:05.84) at the ’09 U.S. Open…A National Qualifier. 


2010-11: Selected as a 2011 CSCAA Division I Scholar All-America Honorable Mention…A member of the 2011 SEC Academic Honor Roll…Captured three victories in the win over Indian River State College with personalbest 

marks in each event finishing the 1,650-yard free in 16:58.51, hitting a NCAA “B” cut time of 4:51.00 in the 500 free and recording a season-best 24.02 split in her leg of the victorious 200 FR…Finished third in the 200 

free with a personal-best and NCAA “B” cut (1:48.80) in Florida’s victory over No. 10 Tennessee…Took third in the 1,000 free, touching the wall in 10:22.37, for the women’s first program victory over Georgia…Won the 

200 free (1:49.93), captured third in the 500 free and took home second as a member of both the 400 MR and 800 FR at the Big Al Open…Finished fourth as a member of the 200 FR at the All Florida Invitational. 

2009-10: A 2010 SEC Academic Honor Roll selection…Competed in eight meets for the Gators…Finished third in the 200-yard free (1:53.08) in the win over Florida Atlantic…Took third in the 200-yard backstroke 

(2:05.21) and fifth in the 200 free (1:54.34) in the win over Indian River State College…Swam a career-best 51.92 in the 100 free against Michigan and Stanford… Finished fifth in the 100 back (58.06) in the double-dual 

meet vs. Arkansas and Kansas. 

2008-09: Named to the 2009 SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll for her work in the classroom…Achieved four season-best marks at the 2009 Princeton Invite…Finished third in the 200 back (1:59.30), fourth in the 

200-yard free (1:49.84), 100-yard back (55.68) and 10th in the 50 free (23.90), all season-best times…Additionally contributed in all relays, placing first as a member of the 400-yard medley relay (3:42.89), second as a 

member of the 200-yard free (1:32.80) and 200-yard medley (1:43.00) relays and third in the 800 free relay (7:25.29) in Princeton…Swam in nine meets total for the Gators her freshman campaign…Finished third in the 

200 back (2:05.22) and fourth in the 100-yard back (57.38) against South Carolina…Also took fourth in the 100 back in the win over Florida State (58.18)…Placed second in the 200 back (2:04.39) and third in the 100 

back (59.07) at home against FAU…Closed out the dual season with a third-place finish in the 200 free (1:53.40) against IRSC/FGCU. 

HIGH SCHOOL 

Team Captain of the Cocoa Beach Squad for the 2007-08 season…Team MVP both junior and senior years of high school…Placed third at the Florida State meet in the 100 back…A high school All-American…Additionally 

a member of National Honor Society in high school. 

CLUB 

Member of the Daytona Beach Swimming team, coached by Steve Lochte. 

JULIA NAGY 

SENIOR 

BACK 

VIERA, FLA/COCOA BEACH 


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(Meters) 

50 Free: 28.63 (2009 FL Southern Zone Sectionals) 

100 Free: 59.05 (2011 FL Southern Zone Sectionals) 

200 Free: 2:03.82 (2011 ConocoPhillips National Championships) 

400 Free: 4:22.29 (2011 FL Southern Zone Sectionals) 

800 Free: 9:04.68 (2011 FL Southern Zone Sectionals) 

100 Back: 1:05.84 (2009 U.S. Open) 

200 Back: 2:19.89 (2009 U.S. Open) 

200 Breast: 3:15.50 (2009 FL TPA Orlando Open) 

100 Fly: 1:06.95 (2009 FL Southern Zone Sectionals)



(Yards) 

200 Free: 1:53.25 (LSU, 1/10/2010) 

1000 Free: 10:05.24 (Indian River State College, 1/9/2010) 

50 Back: 26.71 (Auburn, 1/22/2010) 

100 Back: 56.79 (2008 U.S. Short Course Nationals) 

200 Back: 1:54.89 (2009 SEC Championships) 

100 Fly: 54.75 (2011 Bulldog Invitational) 

200 Fly: 1:58.36 (2011 SEC Championships) 

200 IM: 2:01.33 (Tennessee, 1/30/2009) 

400 IM: 4:11.89 (IRSC/FGCU, 1/31/2009) 


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Swam at the 2009 FINA World Championships, representing her native Estonia, in Rome, Italy…Finished 37th in the 200-meter back (2:17.82) and 44th in the 200-meter IM (2:19.86) at Worlds, while placing 55th in the 

100-meter back (1:04.14), 66th (30.49) in the 50-meter back…Represented Estonia at the 2008 Summer Olympic Games in Beijing…A Junior National finalist…National qualifier in 400 IM. 


2010-11:Selected as a 2011 CSCAA Division I Scholar All-America Honorable Mention…Member of the 2011 SEC Honor Roll…Tallied two NCAA “B” Cut times at the SEC Championships in the 200 fly (personal-best, 

1:58.78) and 400 IM (4:15.45)…Swam the first leg of the 400 MR team that finished second in the win over Indian River State College…Finished fourth in the 200 fly (2:02.53) in the victory over Tennessee…Captured 

the meet title in both the 200 fly (2:03.71) and 400 IM (4:22.21) against Florida Atlantic…Highest Florida swimmer in the 200 fly, finishing fourth in 2:04.05, in the double-dual meet versus Michigan and Stanford… 

Opened the season with a third place finish in the 200 fly at the All Florida Invitational., touching the wall in 2:03.95, to help the Gators sweep the event. 

2009-10: A 2010 CSCAA Scholar All-American honorable mention that was additionally named to the 2010 SEC Academic Honor Roll…Swam in 13 meets for the Gators…Placed fourth in the 200-yard backstroke 

(2:03.95) in the win over Tennessee…Finished fifth by swimming a career-best 56.30 in the 100-yard butterfly in the win over Auburn…Also took fourth in the 200 fly (2:01.37) at the Auburn meet…Won the 100 

back with a time of 57.22 in the triumph against Florida Atlantic…Placed third in the 200 fly (2:02.39) in the win vs. LSU…Recorded a career mark (10:05.24) in the win over Indian River State College by winning the 

1,000-yard freestyle…Took fourth out of 30 swimmers in the 400 IM (4:20.83) at the Georgia Tech Invite, while placing seventh in the 200 fly (2:02.50)…Finished third in the 200 back (2:02.65) and fourth in the 400 IM 

(4:22.40) in the double-dual meet vs. Michigan and Stanford…Took second in the 100 back (56.86), 100 fly (57.06) and 400 IM (4:22.54) in the double-dual meet vs. Arkansas and Kansas 

2008-09: A 2009 CSCAA Scholar All-American that was additionally named to the 2009 SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll…An NCAA qualifier in the 400 IM, 200 fly & 200 back…Finished 40th in the 400 IM (4:16.49) 

and 200 fly (2:02.06) and 44th in the 200 back (1:57.23) at the 2009 NCAA Championship meet in College Station, Texas…Helped the Gators in claiming their 17th SEC Championship title in Auburn, Ala., swimming a 

career-best 200-yard back (1:54.89), finishing 11th overall…Additionally finished eighth overall in the 400 IM (4:17.62) on the third day of SEC competition…Swam a total of 10 meets for UF her freshman campaign… 

Had a career-best day against Tennessee, finishing third in the 200-yard fly (1:59.20), an NCAA provisional mark, and second in the 200-yard IM (2:01.33), both season and career-best marks…Established season and 

career-best marks in three other duals during 2008-09, including a seventh-place finish in the 1000 free (10:13.11) against Virginia, clocked a best 57.56 in an exhibition of the 100 fly against FAU, also claiming first in the 

200 back against the Owls, and rounded out the dual meet season with a 4:11.89 victory swim in the 400 IM against IRSC/FGCU. 

HIGH SCHOOL 

A 2006 NCSA All-Star team member…A high school swimming Academic All-American…The 2007 San Diego CIF Division I Champion in the 100 back…An AP Scholar…Coached by Richard Contreras at Torrey Pines. 

CLUB 

Member of the North Coast Aquatics Team, coached by Jeff Pease. 

ANNA-LIISA POLD 

SENIOR 

IM/BACK 

SAN DIEGO, CALIF./TORREY PINES 

2008 OLYMPIAN FOR ESTONIA 


(Yards) 

200 Back: Eighth (1:54.89) 

(Meters) 

200 Free: 2:09.10 (2011 CA Los Angeles Invitational) 

400 Free: 4:34.46 (2010 FL GCST Summer Invite) 

50 Back: 30.49 (2009 FINA World Championships) 

100 Back: 1:04.14 (2009 FINA World Championships) 

200 Back: 2:16.16 (2009 CA TYR Swim Meet of Champions) 

100 Breast: 1:24.63 (2009 SI NCA AB All Ages Meet) 

100 Fly: 1:03.70 (2010 FL SZ Sectional Championships) 

200 Fly: 2:16.61 (2010 FL SZ Sectional Championships) 

200 IM: 2:10.86 (2009 FINA World Championships) 

400 IM: 4:52.80 (2009 CA TYR Swim Meet of Champions)




(Yards) 

50 Free: 24.51 (Auburn, 1/22/10) 


200 Back: 2:00.97 (2009 College Conference Carnival) 

200 Breast: 2:12.09 (2011 NCAA Championships) 

200 Fly: 2:04.87 (Virginia, 1/7/09) 

200 IM: 1:57.88 (2011 SEC Championships) 



Swam at the 2009 U.S. Nationals/World Trials…Took 15th overall in the 200 IM (2:15.80) and 400 IM (4:49.52) and placed 31st in the 200 back (2:16.98) and 22nd in the 200 breast (2:33.92) after swimming an even 

quicker 2:32.72 in breaststroke prelims…Achieved five 2008 Olympic Trials cuts…Placed 15th at the 2008 U.S. Olympic Trials in Omaha in the 200-meter IM…Eight Senior Nationals cuts…Member and captain of the 

2006 USA Junior National team …Holds the North Carolina state records in the 200 free and 200 and 400 IM events…Placed sixth at the 2007 Spring Nationals in the 200 IM. 


2010-11: 2011 SEC Honor Roll Recipient…Received her first two NCAA All-American award with a 15th place finish in the 400 IM (4:09.93), and as a member of the 11th place 400-yard free relay team that finished in 

3:16.54, tied for the seventh-fastest time in school history…Picked up two top-10 performances and NCAA “B” cut times at the 2011 SEC Championships with a seventh in the 400 (4:10.56) and 10th in the 200 (1:57.88) 

individual medley events, also finished 13th in the 200 breast (2:14.43)…Took home second in the 100 free (52.31) against Indian River State College…Posted an NCAA “B” cut 4:19.49 to take second in the 400 IM against 

Tennessee…Finished second in the 200 free (1:52.11) in the win over Florida Atlantic…Captured her first individual victory of the season and set a personal-best in the 500 free (4:55.27) against Georgia Tech…Finished 

ninth in the 400 IM at the Georgia Tech Invitational in a field of 63 swimmers…Against Stanford and Michigan gathered four third-place finishes in the 200 breast (2:19.18) and 200 free (1:52.09), and as a member of the 

200 and 400 medley relay teams…Swam the first leg of the 800 FR that posted a winning NCAA “A” cut 7:24.82 at the All-Florida Invitational… Helped lead head coach Gregg Troy to his 11th consecutive top-10 finish at 

NCAA’s. 

2009-10: A member of the 2010 NCAA Championship squad…A 2010 CSCAA Scholar All-American that was also named to the 2010 SEC Academic Honor Roll…Swam a team season-high 2:14.55 in the 200-yard 

breaststroke at the 2010 NCAA Championships…Placed third in the 200-yard backstroke (2:03.19) in the victory against Tennessee…Placed fourth in the 200 breast (2:21.44) in the win vs. Auburn and fourth in the same 

event (2:20.61) in the win vs. Florida Atlantic…Finished third in the 200-yard freestyle (1:51.92) in the triumph over Florida Atlantic…Took third in the 200-yard IM (2:03.05), fourth in the 200-yard butterfly (2:02.06) 

and finished fifth with a personal-best 1:50.71 in the 200-yard freestyle in the win against Florida State…Placed third in the 400 IM (4:19.47) at the Georgia Tech Invite…Finished third in the 400 IM (4:22.13) and fifth in 

the 200 back (2:02.98) in the double-dual meet vs. Michigan and Stanford. 

2008-09: A 2009 CSCAA Scholar All-American that was also named to the 2009 SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll…Earned two Freshman All-SEC honors as the highest freshman finisher in both the 200 & 400 IM 

races…A 2009 NCAA qualifier and competitor for the Gators…Finished 18th in the 400 IM (4:10.64), 22nd in the 200-yard IM (1:58.22) and 35th in the 200 breast (2:12.89) at the 2009 NCAA meet in College Station, 

Texas…Her mark in the 200 breast at NCAAs was a season-best and the fastest for the Gators all season…Placed third in the 400 IM (4:08.65) at the 2009 SEC Championship meet, while also taking eighth in the 200 

breast (2:14.07) and ninth in the 200 IM (1:58.31) at SECs as Florida won the 2009 SEC Championship crown…Swam a total of 13 invitationals and duals for the Gators during her freshman campaign…Highlights came 

against Tennessee, where she swam a season-best 100 back (57.70)…Finished 33rd in the 200 IM at the 2008 U.S. Short Course Nationals…Took third in the 200 breast in the dual win at Auburn (2:19.77), while also 

clocking a season best 1:51.52 in the 200 free against the Tigers…Ended the dual meet season by changing up her events and swimming the 500 free in the win over IRSC/FGCU, where she clocked a 4:56.58. 

HIGH SCHOOL 

The 2006-07 North Carolina High School High School Swimmer of the Year…A four-time High School State Champion in the 200 IM and 500 free…High School State MVP Swimmer all four years of high school…High 

School All-American in the 200 IM, 500 free and 100 free…High school coach was Mike Morey. 

CLUB 

Member of the Marlins of Raleigh, coached by Paul Silver. 

KIRSTEN SMITH 

SENIOR 

IM/BREAST 

CARY, N.C./ATHENS DRIVE 

TWO-TIME ALL-AMERICAN 

TWO-TIME FRESHMAN ALL-SEC SELECTION 


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(Yards) 

200 Breast: Fourth (2:12.09) 

200 IM: Eighth (1:57.88) 

400 IM: Seventh (4:08.65) 

(Meters) 

200 Breast: Sixth (2:32.72) 

200 IM: Sixth (2:15.80) 

(Meters) 

100 Free: 58.23 (2009 SE Eastern Sectional Senior Championships) 

200 Free: 2:04.89 (2010 ConocoPhillips National Championships) 

400 Free: 4:28.00 (XLII Santa Clara International, 2009) 

100 Back: 1:07.92 (2009 NC Charlotte UltraSwim) 

200 Back: 2:15.04 (2009 SE Eastern Sectional Senior Championships) 

100 Breast: 1:12.52 (2009 SE Eastern Sectional Senior Championships) 

200 Breast: 2:32.72 (2009 ConocoPhillips National Championships) 

100 Fly: 1:02.67 (2009 SE Eastern Sectional Senior Championships) 

200 Fly: 2:18.89 (2009 SE Eastern Sectional Senior Championships) 

200 IM: 2:15.80 (2009 ConocoPhillips National Championships) 

400 IM: 4:49.52 (2009 ConocoPhillips National Championships)

GATOR WOMEN’S BIOS - JUNIORS 


(Yards) 

50 Free: 23.74 (Georgia Tech, 1/07/2011) 




1,000 Free: 9:59.65 


100 Fly: 55.67 (Indian River State College, 1/9/10) 

200 Fly: 2:00.92 (2011 Georgia Tech Invitational) 


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Had a career meet at the 2011 ConocoPhillips posting career times in five separate events – 100 free (56.34, 29th), 200 free (1:59.78, 9th), 400 free (4:14.07, 21st), 800 free (8:47.61, 23rd) and 200 fly (2:12.10, 22nd)… 

Finished 19th in the 200-meter freestyle (2:01.23) and 800 free (8:48.06), 33rd in the 100 free (56.83) and 41st in the 400-meter freestyle (4:17.97) at the 2010 US Nationals…Qualified in the 100, 200, and 400-meter free 

events and 200-meter butterfly at the 2008 Olympic Trials…Finished 7th in the 200 free at the 2008 US Open. 


2010-11: Selected as a 2011 CSCAA Division I Scholar All-America Award Winner…Named to the 2011 SEC Academic Honor Roll…Claimed four All-America honors at the 2011 NCAA Championships in Austin, Texas in the 

200-yard free, and as a member of the 200-, 400- and 800-yard free relay teams…In her second NCAA appearance, finished eighth in the “B” final of the 200-yard free…swam the second leg of the fifth place 800-yard 

freestyle relay that now holds the third-quickest time in school history (7:00.89) at 2011 NCAA’s…Earned All-SEC honors for the second consecutive year after she helped grab a silver medal and break the then school 

record in the 800 free relay at the 2011 SEC Championships…Pinned down a fourth, fifth and seventh place finish at the conference championships in the 500 free (4:39.79), 200 free (1:44.75) and 1,650 free (16:09.95), 

respectively…Captured dual victories in the 200 (1:47.10) and 500 free (4:46.89) against Auburn…Won the 1,000 free in 9:59.60 in the victory over Florida Atlantic…Took home the 200 and 500 free crowns against 

Florida State, logging a 1:47.82 and 4:48.72, respectively…Won her first individual event of the 2010 season against Virginia in the 500 free (4:49.40). 

2009-10: A two-time All-America selection, picking up her first two career honors in the 400 and 800-yard freestyle relays…Named to the All-SEC Second Team and All-SEC Freshman Team…A 2010 CSCAA Scholar 

All-American…One of two true freshmen to represent the Gators at the 2010 NCAA Championships, helping the Gators to their first national title in 28 years…Swam the anchor leg of the final event at NCAAs, as the 

Gators needed fourth-or-better in the 400 free relay to pull off the upset victory for the national championship…Took fifth in the 200 free (1:46.51), seventh in the 500 free (4:45.45) and 14th in the 1,650 free (16:37.16) 

at the 2010 SEC Championships…Took second in the 100 free (51.45) in the win over Tennessee…Placed second in the 200 free (1:47.12) and 500 free (4:48.33) in the win over Auburn, while swimming the anchor leg of 

the first-place 400 free relay squad (3:20.09)…Captured the 100 free (50.20) in the win over Florida Atlantic…Placed second in the 100 free in the win over LSU (51.85)… Finished first in the 200 free (1:47.49), 500 free 

(4:49.74 and 400 free relay (3:20.26) in the rivalry win vs. Florida State…Finished fourth in the 200 fly (2:01.09), seventh in the 100 fly (56.11) and first in the 800 free relay (7:17.23) at the Georgia Tech Invitational… 

Took third in the 100 free (51.26) and 200 free (1:49.16) in the double-dual meet vs. Stanford and Michigan. 

HIGH SCHOOL 

Tabbed the Gainesville Sun’s Girls Swimmer of the Decade in September…State Champion in the 100 and 200-yard free …Member of three state-champion relays….2006, 2007 and 2008 Gainesville Sun Swimmer of the 

Year…A three-time member of the Pinch-a-Penny All-State Team...Coached at Buchholz High School by Rinaldo Sintjago.. 

CLUB 

Member of the Gator Swim Club, coached by Chris Oliver. 

JAMIE BOHUNICKY 

JUNIOR 

FREE 

GAINESVILLE, FLA./BUCHOLZ 

SIX-TIME ALL-AMERICA SELECTION 

TWO-TIME ALL-SEC SELECTION 


(Yards) 

100 Free: Ninth (48.99) 

200 Free: Ninth (1:44.75) 

500 Free: Ninth (4:39.79) 

1,650 Free: Tenth (16:09.95) 

200 Free Relay: Third (1:28.56) 


Fifth (3:15.89) 

800 Free Relay: Second (7:01.53) 


Sixth (1:37.90) 

(Meters) 

100 Free: Sixth (56.34) 

200 Free: Fifth (1:59.78p) 

400 Free: Tenth (4:14.07) 

200 Fly: Seventh (2:12.10) 

400 Medley Relay: Seventh (4:17.41) 

400 Free Relay: Tenth (3:53.88) 

(Meters) 





200 Fly: 2:12.10 (2011 ConocoPhillips National Championships)




(Yards) 

100 Breast: 1:01.22 (2011 SEC Championships) 



400 IM: 4:26.53 (Stanford vs. Michigan, 11/6/2010) 

SARRA LAJNEF 

JUNIOR 

BREAST/IM 

TUNIS, TUNISIA/LYCEE DE L’HARTELOIRE BREST, FRANCE 


Member of the Tunisian National Team…Won a silver medal in the 400 free (4:20.75), 100 breast (1:12.54) and 200 breast (2:34.17) at the 2011 All-Africa Games in Maputo. Also finished fourth in the 400m medley at 

the games (4:55.40)…Captured eight medals and set two Tunisian records at the 10th Senior African Swimming Championships in Casablanca, Morocco…Swam in the 2010 Pan Pacific Games in Irvine, Calif., taking 14th 

in the 200 breast (2:34.40) and 400 IM (4:55.90), 15th in the 100 Breast (1:11.05), 16th in the 50 breast (33.50) and 33rd in the 200 free (2:06.16)…Participated in the 2009 FINA World Championships in Rome Italy, the 

2009 Mediterranean games in Pescara, Italy and the 2008 World Swimming Championships in Manchester…French Junior Champion in the 200-meter breast and 200-meter IM in 2008….Received seven medals in the 

African Championships in Johannesburg in December 2008. 


2010-11: Selected as a 2011 CSCAA Division I Scholar All-America Award Winner…2011 SEC Academic Honor Roll member...Finished the 200 breast in a personal-best 2:10.66, and 100 breast in at 1:01.22 for a fourth- and 

10th-place performance, respectively at the SEC Championships…swam the last leg of the 800 free relay team that captured first, and finished third in the 200 free (1:53.56) in the victory over Indian River State College… 

Took a third place finish in the 200 breast against Tennessee, touching in 2:14.57…Swam the 400 IM in 4:32.95 against Georgia Tech for third place…In the double-dual meet against Stanford and Michigan finished 

second in the 100 breast (1:05.76) and swam as a member of the 200 and 400 medley relay that came in second and third, respectively…Took home her first victory of the season against Virginia in the 200 breast when 

she clocked in at 2:18.25…Opened the season at the All-Florida Invitational with a second- and fifth-place individual finish in the 200 (2:18.97) breast and 400 IM (4:26.57), respectively. 

2009-10: A 2010 CSCAA Scholar All-American Honorable Mention…Swam personal bests in the 100 breast (1:03.50) and 200 breasts (2:16.56) in exhibition times at the 2010 SEC Championships… Placed second in the 

200 breast (2:19.08) in the win over Auburn… Won the 200 breast in victories over Florida Atlantic (2:18.65) and LSU (2:19.43)…Took second in the 200 breast (2:18.85) and third in the 100 breast (1:04.78) in the win 

against Florida State…Placed third in the 200 breast (2:20.84) and fourth in the 100 breast (1:05.67) in the double-dual meet against Arkansas and Kansas. 


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(Yards) 

100 Breast: Fourth (1:01.22) 

200 Breast: Third (2:10.66) 

(Meters) 

100 Breast: Third (1:10.60) 

200 Breast: First (2:29.55) 

400 Medley Relay: Seventh (4:17.41) 

(Meters) 

100 Free: 1:01.70 (2010 FL SZ Sectional Championships) 

200 Free: 2:06.16 (2010 Pan Pacific Championships) 

400 Free: 4:20.75 (2011 All-Africa Games Maputo) 

50 Breast: 32.68 (2009 FINA World Championships) 

100 Breast: 1:10.60 (2009 FINA World Championships) 

200 Breast: 2:29.55 (2009 Mediterranean Games) 

200 Back: 2:21.90 (2011 Pan Arab Games) 

200 IM: 2:17.81 (2009 Mediterranean Games) 

400 IM: 4:51.37 (2011 Scottish Gas National Open Championships)



(Yards) 

100 Free: 54.98 (2009 Gamecock Invitational) 


500 Free: 4:47.53 (Princeton Swimming ‘Big Al’ Open, 12/3/10) 

1,650 Free: 16:25.77 (Princeton Swimming ‘Big Al’ Open, 12/3/10) 


Competed at the 2010 U.S. Nationals, finishing 31st in the 800 free (8:53.05) and 65th in the 400 free (4:20.63). 


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2010-11: Selected as a 2011 CSCAA Division I Scholar All-America Honorable Mention…A 2011 SEC Academic Honor Roll selection…Won two 500 free titles on the year against Florida Atlantic (4:53.77) and at the Big Al 

Open (4:47.53)…Also swam an NCAA “B” cut 16:25.77 in the 1,650 free at the Big Al Open for second in the event…Took home second in both the 500 and 1,000 free in the win over Georgia Tech touching in 4:55.45 and 

10:05.31, respectively…Finished second in the 1,650 free (16:46.78) and third in the 500 free (4:51.21) at the Georgia Last Chance meet…Took second in the 200 free (1:53.10) in the win over Indian River State College.. 

Clocked in a 9:58.57 NCAA “B” cut in the 1,000 free against Tennessee to take third in the event…Finished eighth out of 35 swimmers in the women’s 1,650 free, putting in a 16:51.02 swim at the Georgia Invitational… 

Made her 2011 debut at the 2011 All-Florida Invitational, swimming the 1650 free in 17:03.10 to take third. 

2009-10:Placed fourth in the 200 free (1:55.75) in the victory vs. Florida Atlantic…Finished second in the 1,000 free (10:09.43) in the win over Indian River State College…Took seventh in the 1,000 free (10:07.41) in the 

rivalry victory against Florida State…Finished seventh in the 500 free (5:02.54) in the double-dual meet vs. Michigan and Stanford…Finished fourth in the 1,650 free (17:10.24) in the meet against Arkansas and Kansas. 

HIGH SCHOOL 

Graduated from Newsome High in 2009…Was on the Honor Roll and member of National Honor Society…Named two-time All-American and two-time All-County first team…A three-time high school MVP…State 

qualifier four consecutive years…Finished third at state senior year in the 500-yard freestyle…Was a team captain her senior year. 

CLUB 

Member of Brandon Blue Wave, coached by Peter Banks. 

SHARLA MILNE 

JUNIOR 

FREE 

LITHIA, FLA./NEWSOME 


(Meters) 

1,500 Free: Eighth (16:49.69) 

(Meters) 

100 Free: 1:01.90 (2009 FG SPEEDO Champs Series SZ) 

200 Free: 2:08.29 (2008 FL Swimming LC SR Champs) 

400 Free: 4:20.63 (2010 National Championships) 

800 Free: 8:51.17 (2010 FL SZ Sectional Champs) 

1,500 Free: 16:49.69 (2010 FL SZ Sectional Champs)




(Yards) 

50 Free: 24.86 (FAU, 1/16/10) 

100 Free: 53.15 (IRSC, 1/9/10) 



1,000 Free: 9:50.52 (FSU, 11/24/2009) 

1,650 Free: 16:02.36 (2011 NCAA Championships) 

100 Breast: 1:05.79 (IRSC, 1/9/10) 

100 Fly: 1:00.03 (2011 FL GSC Holiday Classic) 

200 Fly: 2:03.19 (LSU, 1/10/2010) 

200 IM: 2:07.25 (LSU, 1/10/2010 



2010-11: A 2011 All-American selection in the 1,650 free…Finished ninth at NCAA’s in the 1,650 free, touching in both a personal- and UF-season best 16:02.36…The time ranks seventh in school history…Took 

home three top-ten finishes at the SEC Championships, including third in the 1,650 free (16:02.92), eighth in the 500 free (4:43.17) and ninth in the 200 free (1:46.91)…Won the 200 fly with a season-best 2:04.52 and 

swam the last leg of the 400 medley relay that took second in the win over Indian River State College…Took third in the 500 free in back-to-back meets against Auburn and Tennessee, clocking in at 4:54.18 and 4:51.39, 

respectively…Swept both backstroke events against Georgia Tech winning the 100 (56.23) and 200 back (2:03.34), respectively…Against Florida State, finished second in the 500 (4:51.65) and third in the 1,000 free 

(9:55.54)…Finished third in the double-dual meet against Stanford and Michigan in the 500 free, putting in a 4:58.03 swim…Part of the 800 free relay team that took second in the All-Florida Invitational…Helped lead 

head coach Gregg Troy to his 11th consecutive top-10 finish at NCAA’s. 

2009-10: A NCAA qualifier, finished 20th at 2010 NCAAs in the 1,650 free (16:13.81), 24th in the 500 free (4:44.27) and 36th in the 400 IM (4:15.88)…Took fifth in the 1,650 free (16:13.81) at the 2010 SEC Championships, 

while finishing 11th in the 400 IM and 500 free…Won the 1,000 free (9:57.25) in the win over Tennessee…Placed third in the 500 (4:49.66) and 1,000 free (9:50.65) in the rivalry win over Auburn…Won the 200 

free (1:50.32) in the victory against FAU…Placed fourth in the 200 fly against FAU…Came in third in the 100 breast (1:05.79) and fourth in the 100 free (53.15) in the win over LSU…Won the 1,000 free (9:50.52) and took 

second in the 500 free (4:52.06) in the win over Florida State…Finished fourth in the 500 free (4:51.03) at the Georgia Tech Fall Invitational…Placed fourth in the 500 free (4:54.35) and 1,650 free (16:24.42) against Stanford 

and Michigan…Took third in the 1,650 free (16:48.34) and fourth in the 200 back (2:04.20) against Arkansas…Won the 1,000 free (9:54.62) and came in fourth in the 500 free (4:54.61) in the victory over Virginia. 

HIGH SCHOOL 

Graduated from Riverview High School in 2009. 

CLUB 

Member of Sarasota YMCA Sharks, coached by Ira Klein. 

CORINNE SHOWALTER 

JUNIOR 

FREE/IM 

SARASOTA, FLA./RIVERVIEW 

ONE-TIME ALL-AMERICAN SELECTION 


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(Yards) 

1,650 Freestyle: Sixth (16:02.36) 

(Meters) 

100 Free: 1:02.05 (2010 FLY SYS Shark Open) 

200 Free: 2:08.38 (2010 NC Charlotte UltraSwim) 



1,500 Free: 17:09.51 (2010 NC Charlotte UltraSwim) 

200 Breast: 2:57.00 (2010 FL GCST Summer Invite) 

200 Fly: 2:22.74 (2010 NC Charlotte UltraSwim)

GATOR WOMEN’S BIOS - SOPHOMORES 


(Yards) 

200 Free: 1:47.42 (UVA, 10/11/2010) 


1,650 Free: 16:09.89 (2011 All-Florida Invitational) 

100 Back: 52.54 (2011 SEC Championships) 

200 Back: 1:51.55 (2011 SEC Championships) 


ELIZABETH BEISEL 

SOPHOMORE 

BACK/IM 

NORTH KINGSTOWN, R.I./NORTH KINGSTOWN 

2008 OLYMPIAN FOR THE UNITED STATES 

MEMBER OF THE U.S. NATIONAL TEAM 

2011 400 IM WORLD CHAMPION 

FIVE-TIME ALL-AMERICAN SELECTION 

SIX-TIME ALL-SEC SELECTION 

2011 SEC CHAMPION IN THE 200 BACK 

2011 SEC CHAMPION IN THE 400 IM 

2011 SEC FEMALE FRESHMAN SWIMMER OF THE YEAR 


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(Yards) 

500 Free: Second (4:37.74) 

100 Back: Third (53.15s) 

200 Back: Third (1:51.55) 

400 IM: First (4:00.83) 



(Meters) 

400 Free: Third (4:08.57) 

100 Back: Second (1:00.77) 

200 Back: Second (2:07.82) 

200 Breast: Third (2:31.87) 

200 IM: First (2:10.75) 

400 IM: First (4:31.78) 

(Meters) 

200 Free: 1:59.17 (2011 FL Southern Zone Sectional C) 

400 Free: 4:08.57 (XLIV Santa Clara International) 

800 Free: 8:58.96 (2011 NC Charlotte UltraSwim) 

50 Back: 30.55 (Michigan/Stanford, 11/4/2011) 

100 Back: 1:00.77 (2010 National Championships) 

200 Back: 2:07.82 (2011 FINA World Championships) 

200 Breast: 2:31.87 (XLIV Santa Clara International) 

100 Fly: 1:04.45 (2011 FL Southern Zone Sectional C) 

200 Fly: 2:12.65 (2011 FL Southern Zone Sectional C) 

200 IM: 2:10.75 (2011 ConocoPhillips National Championships) 

400 IM: 4:31.78 (2011 FINA World Championships) 



A member of the U.S. National Team… Chosen to represent the United States’ on its 2011 FINA World Championship Team in Shanghai, China…Captured her first individual World Championship in the 400-meter IM, 

touching in a personal- and program-best 4:31.78. The time also marked a new textile-best mark since the ban of non-polyurethane suits since Katie Hoff at the 2007 World Championships…Took fifth in the 200-meter 

backstroke in Shanghai, finishing in 2:08.16…Won three national titles at the 2011 ConocoPhillips USA Swimming National Championships in both the 200- (personal-best, 2:10.75) and 400-meter IM (4:34.78), as well as 

the 200-meter back (2:08.81)…Finished fourth in the A finals of the 400-meter IM (4:50.40), fifth in both the C finals of the 200-meter fly (2:18.20) and 100-meter back (1:04.12) and eighth in the 200 back (2:16.55) and 

800-meter free (8:58.96) at the Charlotte Grand Prix in Charlotte, N.C…Won gold medals in the 200 back and 400 IM at the 2010 Pan Pacific Championships…Finished first in the 200 back at the 2010 ConocoPhillips USA 

Swimming National Championships…Won a bronze medal in the 200 back at the 2009 FINA World Championships in Rome, Italy…The 2009 U.S. National Champion in the 400 IM and 200 back… Finished fourth as a 15 

year old in the 200 IM and fifth in the 200 back at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing…Placed 12th in the 200 back at the 2007 World Championships and fifth in the 200 back at the 2006 Pan Pacific Championships…A 

member of the U.S. National Team since age 13. 


2010-11: Selected as a 2011 CSCAA Division I Scholar All-America Award Winner…Named the 2011 Female Freshman Swimmer of the Year for her efforts during the regular season and at the SEC Championships… 

Picked up five All-America honors at the 2011 NCAA Championships in Austin, Texas in the 200 back (1:51.60), 500 free (4:42.18), 400 IM (4:00.87), 800 FR and an honorable mention for contributing to the Gators’ 400-yard 

medley relay…Finished second in the 400 IM, third in the 200 back, eighth in the 500 free and contributed to the Gators’ fifth place finish in the 800 FR in her first NCAA Championships…One of only three freshmen in 

the country to place in the finals of three individual events at the 2011 NCAA Championships…Garnered a team-best six All-SEC selections, to lead the women’s team, including two First Team honors in the 200 back and 

400 IM, one Second Team honor in the 800 FR and three All-Freshman nods in the 200 back, 500 free and 400 IM…Collected two crowns in her first SEC Championships in the 200 back (1:51.55) and the 400 IM (4:00.83), 

as well as a silver and bronze medal in the program’s, record-breaking 800 FR team (6:59.10) and 500 free (4:37.74) respectively…The only freshman in SEC history to be named the SEC Female Swimmer of the Week 

four times in a single season, and becomes the third swimmer in the conference to win the award four times over all… Named the Counsilman-Hunsaker National Collegiate Swimmer of the Week for the week of Nov. 

2-8, 2010 after capturing all four of her individual events with NCAA provisional marks against Stanford and Michigan in a double-dual meet… tallied a women’s team-high 27 victories with 24 individual and three relay 

titles…stamped her name in the record books after breaking two Orange and Blue records in the 400 IM (4:00.83) and as a part of the 800 FR (6:59.10)…Her record breaking time in the 400 IM was both an O’Connell 

Center Pool and SEC Championships Record recorded on Feb. 18…On Nov. 5, broke the Avery Aquatics Center pool record by over a second when she finished the 200 back in 1:54.27…After her freshman campaign, her 

name appears at the top of the women’s yards all-time top-10 list in both the 400-yard IM (4:00.83), 800-yard FR (6:59.10)…Nominated by USA Swimming for the Golden Goggle Awards as the 2010 Female Athlete of the 

Year…Helped lead head coach Gregg Troy to his 11th consecutive top-10 finish at NCAA’s. 

HIGH SCHOOL 

Graduated from North Kingstown High School, where she trained with Bluefish Swim Club under head coach Chuck Batchelor… A six-star recruit by SwimmingWorldMagazine.com…Her top time in high school in the 400 

IM (4:04.59) would have been in the A final at the 2009 NCAA meet, while her 500 free time of 4:40.42 would have made the B final… A four-year honor roll student.




(Yards) 


100 Free: 50.00 (2011 Bulldog Invitational) 


KAITLIN FREHLING 

SOPHOMORE 

FREE/FLY 

ST. PETERSBURG, FLA./SEMINOLE 

2011 CSCAA HONORABLE MENTION SCHOLAR ALL- 

AMERICA 


Boasts national experience as a 2008 U.S. Olympic Trials qualifier in the 50 and 100 freestyle races… The 2007 Southeastern Zone Champion in the 100 free…Earned a 15th-place finish in the 50 free at the 2008 U.S. Short 

Course Nationals and was a member of three seventh place relays at 2008 U.S. Nationals. 


2010-11:Named a CSCAA Honorable Mention Scholar All-America Award Winner…Took fifth as a member of the 200 freestyle relay at the SEC Championships, swimming a 22.31 split, and tenth in the 50 free clocking in 

at 22.77…Finished second and recorded personal-best times in both the 100 fly and 100 free at the Georgia Last Chance Meet with marks of 54.50 and 50.00, respectively…Clinched her first individual victories in the 50 

free (collegiate-best, 23.49) and 100 fly (56.36) titles in the victory over Indian River State College…Against Tennessee, finished third in the 50 free touching in 23.64 and as a member of the 200 FR, swimming the last 

leg in 23.09…In the win over Florida Atlantic, captured second in the 50 free (24.34) and 100 fly (57.34) and as a member of both the 200 medley and 200 free relay teams…Competed in three consecutive meets for the 

Gators as a member of one or more relay teams, collecting two second-place and third-place finishes, including an NCAA “A” Cut in the 200 FR against rival Florida State…Opened her freshman campaign at the All-Florida 

Invitational clocking in a NCAA “A” Cut as a member of the first-place 200 FR team, capturing two second-place finishes as a part of both the 400 and 800 FR teams and finishing fourth individually in the 100 fly (56.74). 

HIGH SCHOOL 

A five-star recruit who graduated from Seminole High School in St. Petersburg, Fla…Trained with St. Petersburg Aquatics under Fred Lewis…A five-time high school All-American in the 100 fly, 50 free and 100 free… 

Five-time Florida High School State Champion…2007 State Champion in 50 free and 100 fly…2008 State Champion in 50 free and 100 fly…2009 State Champion in 50 free and runner-up in 100 fly…A member of the 

Pinch a Penny All-State Team in 2007 and 2008…Named to the honor roll and principal’s list as a senior. 


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(Meters) 

50 Free: 26.71 (2011 Nationals TT) 

100 Free: 58.03 (2010 National Championships) 


400 Free: 4:35.77 (2011 FL WFLA Spring Open) 

800 Free: 9:27.45 (2011 FL WFLA Spring Open) 

100 Back: 1:16.22 (2011 FL WFLA Spring Open) 

50 Fly: 29.72 (2011 FL St Petersburg Aquatics) 

100 Fly: 1:02.21 (2011 Nationals TT) 

200 Fly: 2:24.25 (2011 FL WFLA Spring Open) 

400 IM: 5:35.17 (2009 FL Tampa Bay Classic)



(Yards) 

50 Free: 24.21 (2010 Big Al Open) 

100 Free: 53.16 (2011 FL Swimming Spring Senior) 

200 Free: 1:53.21 (2011 FL Swimming Spring Senior) 

500 Free: 4:58.91 (2010 Princeton Big Al Open) 

100 Back: 59.80 (2011 FL Swimming Spring Senior) 

100 Fly: 56.05 (2010 Big Al Open) 

200 Fly: 2:03.89 (2011 FL Swimming Spring Senior) 

NELLE GLASSER 

SOPHOMORE 

FLY/FREE 

ATLANTIC BEACH. FLA./THE BOLLES SCHOOL 


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(Meters) 

50 Free: 28.53 (2011 FL Summer Senior Championships) 



400 Free: 4:37.61 (2011 FL Summer Senior Championships) 

100 Back: 1:15.11 (2011 FL Southern Zone Sectional C) 

100 Fly: 1:03.40 (XLIV Santa Clara International) 

200 Fly: 2:21.49 (2011 FL Summer Senior Championships) 



2010-11: Captured first place as a member of the 800 freestyle relay team, second in the 200 fly (2:04.63) and third in the 500 free (5:09.30) in the victory over Indian River State College…Finished third in both the 200 

fly, clocking in at 2:07.61, and as a member of the 200 FR against Florida Atlantic… Against Georgia Tech, finished fourth in the 100 fly and sixth in the 100 back, clocking in at 58.04 and 1:02.10, respectively…Took three 

individual honors home at the Big Al Open in the 200 fly (2:03.93), 100 fly (56.21) and 500 free (4:58.91), finishing fourth, fifth and tenth, respectively. Also swam as a member of the 200 MR, 400 MR and FR as well as 

the 800 FR teams at the Big Al Open, helping Florida reel in a fourth, two fifth and a seventh place accolades…In the double-dual meet against Michigan and Stanford, took eighth in the 200 fly (2:04.93), 10th in the 100 

fly (59.03) and 11th in the 200 free (1:57.23)…Finished seventh in both the 100 and 200 fly against Virginia, touching in 58.04 and 2:06.75, respectively…Began her freshman campaign at the All-Florida Invitational, 

finishing eighth in the 100 fly (57.90). 

HIGH SCHOOL 

Graduated from The Bolles School in Jacksonville, Fla., where she swam under head coach Sergio Lopez…High school All-American in the 100 fly and 200 free relay…Part of the 200 free relay squad that won the 2009 

state title with a state record 1:53.22…Named to the honor roll and president’s list all four years of high school.




(Yards) 

50 Free: 24.30 (2011 Georgia Tech Fall Invitational) 

100 Breast: 1:00.10 (2011 NCAA Championships) 

200 Breast: 2:10.19 (2011 NCAA Championships) 


HILDA LUTHERSDOTTIR 

SOPHOMORE 

BREAST/IM 

HAFNARFJORDUR, ICELAND/FLENSBORG 

2011 ICELAND NATIONAL TEAM MEMBER 

FOUR-TIME ALL-AMERICAN SELECTION 

ONE-TIME ALL-SEC SELECTION 

2011 SEC ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM HONOREE 


Represented Iceland at the 2011 FINA World Championships in Shanghai, China…Finished 26th in both the 200-meter IM and 100-meter breast, touching in 2:18.20 and 1:09.82, respectively…A member of the Iceland 

National Team who holds several Icelandic age-group records…Finished 12th in the 50 and 200-meter breaststroke at the 2010 FINA Short-Course World Championships in Dubai, while also placing 16th in the 100 breast 

and 22nd in the 100 IM…At the 2009 European Short-Course Championships, placed 28th in the 200-meter IM, 29th in the 50 breast, 34th in the 200 breast and 36th in the 100 breast…Finished 37th in the 200-meter 

breast at the 2009 FINA World Championships, while placing 49th in the 100 breast and 47th in the 50 breast…Competed at the 2008 European Short-Course World Championships, finishing 25th in the 100 IM, 27th in the 

100-meter breast and 30th in the 50 breast. 


2010-11: Selected as a 2011 CSCAA Division I Scholar All-America Award Winner…In her NCAA debut, picked up her first four All-America honors, including both the 100 (100.16) and 200 breast (2:10.19) as well as both 

the 200 (1:38.95) and 400 MR (3:35.61)…Broke the school record in the 100 breast with a time of 1:00.10 during the preliminary round at NCAA’s…Her personal best time in the 200 breast (2:10.19) at NCAA’s marked the 

fastest time in the event by a UF swimmer since the previous record was set in 2003 by Vipa Bernhardt…Named to the SEC All-Freshman Team in the 100 breast following her fifth place finish in the event at the conference 

championships… Teamed up with fellow swimmers Sarah Bateman, Alana Pazevic and Ellese Zalewski in the 200 MR to record a UF season-best NCAA provisional mark of 1:37.40 at the SEC Championships …Picked up 

her first collegiate honor when selected as the SEC Female Freshman of the Week for Feb. 1 following her then career-best times in both the 100 (1:01.29) and 200 breast (2:13.64)…Tallied 11 victories throughout her 

freshman campaign with four individual and two relay titles…Against Tennessee, set three NCAA qualifying times with a sweep of the breaststroke events and a win as a member of the Gator 200 MR…Made her Gator 

debut with two victories against Georgia Tech in both the 200 MR and 100 breast…Helped lead head coach Gregg Troy to his 11th consecutive top-10 finish at NCAA’s. 

HIGH SCHOOL 

Graduated from Flensborg, where she trained with Sundfelag Hafnarfjardar under head coach Klaus J. Ohk…Was elected the Female Swimmer of the Year for 2010 in Iceland…Named the Female Sportsman of the Year 

in 2010 in her hometown of Hafnarfjordur…Finished top 10 in 2010 Sportsman of the Year voting for her home country of Iceland… Earned Female Swimmer of the Meet honors at 2009 and 2010 Icelandic Championships…Elected 

her club team’s Female Swimmer of the Year for 2009 and 2010. 


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(Yards) 

100 Breast: First (1:00.10) 

200 Breast: Second (2:10.19) 

200 IM: Seventh (1:57.84) 

200 Medley Relay: Fifth (3:34.02) 


(Meters) 

100 Breast: Second (1:09.82) 

200 Breast: Fourth (2:32.46) 

(Meters) 

50 Breast: 32.37 (2011 FINA World Championships) 

100 Breast: 1:09.82 (2011 FINA World Championships) 

200 Breast: 2:34.06 (2011 De Canet Mare Norstrum) 

200 IM: 2:18.20 (2011 FINA World Championships)



(Yards) 


500 Free: 4:46.19 (2011 NCAA Championships) 

1,000 Free: 9:57.44 (Auburn, 1/21/2011) 

1,650 Free: 16:07.46 (2011 NCAA Championships) 

400 IM: 4:33.22 (2010 Princeton Big Al Open) 

ALICIA MATHIEU 

SOPHOMORE 

IM/FREE 

MARLBOROUGH, CONN./RHAM 

ONE-TIME ALL-AMERICAN 


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(Yards) 

1,650 Free: Eighth (16:07.46) 

(Meters) 

100 Free: 1:02.19 (2011 FL Shark Open) 




1,500 Free: 16:33.55 (2011 FL Southern Zone Sectional C) 

400 IM: 5:15.80 (2011 FL Shark Open) 



Posted two personal-best times at the 2011 ConocoPhillips National Championships in the 400 free (4:18.04), 800 free (8:44.11) finishing 76th and 24th, respectively…A 2008 Olympic Trials qualifier in the 400 and 800 

freestyle events…Placed 22nd in the 800 free at U.S. Trials and finished 11th in the 10k at U.S. Olympic Trials…A 2007 Pan Pacific Team member. 


2010-11: Named a 2011 All-American in the 1,650 free after she took 16th in her first NCAA Championship appearance, touching in 16:07.46…Took 9th and 14th at the SEC Championships in the 1,650 free (16:14.40) 

and 500 free (4:46.95), respectively…Collected two back-to-back top-three finishes in the 1,000 free – finishing second against Florida Atlantic (10:04.87) and third against Auburn (9:57.44)…Swam the fastest 1,650 

by a freshman in school history and won the event’s crown at the Big Al Open, with a 16:10.41 mark. The time stands eighth in school history…Also tabbed second in both the 500 free (4:47.66) and as a member of the 

800 FR that clocked an NCAA “A” Cut, seventh in the 400 IM (4:34.65) and 10th in the 200 free (1:52.31) while at the Big Al Open…Finished third in the 1,650 in consecutive meets with the double-dual against Michigan 

Stanford (16:45.20) and out of 35 competitors at the Georgia Tech Invite (16:29.51)…Began her collegiate career with a victory in the 1,650 free at the All-Florida Invitational, clocking in at 16:51.75… Helped lead head 

coach Gregg Troy to his 11th consecutive top-10 finish at NCAA’s 

.HIGH SCHOOL 

Graduated from RHAM High School in Marlborough, Conn., where she was named the 2009 Connecticut Swimmer of the Year…A five-star recruit...Trained at SONOCO Swim Club in New Haven, Conn., under head coach Bill 

Ball… An Eastern Sectional record holder who also holds 23 Connecticut records…A 2009 High School All-American…Multiple-time top-six National Age Group finisher…Named to the honor roll all four years.




(Yards) 

500 Free: 5:08.16 (2011 GSC Holiday Classic) 

100 Breast: 1:07.57 (2010 Princeton Big Al Open) 

200 Breast: 2:22.74 (2011 FL Swimming Spring Senior) 

100 Fly: 57.16 (2011 GSC Holiday Classic) 

200 Fly: 2:05.11 (2011 GSC Holiday Classic) 

200 IM: 2:08.14 (2011 GSC Holiday Classic) 

400 IM: 4:29.85 (2011 GSC Holiday Classic) 

TAYLOR MCKNIGHT 

SOPHOMORE 

BREAST/IM 

CORAL SPRINGS, FLA./MARJORY STONEMAN DOUGLAS 


2010-11: Captured first place as a member of the 800 freestyle relay team, second in the 200 breast (2:27.13) and third in the 200 fly (2:07.57) in the win over Indian River State College…Took fourth in the 200 fly 

(2:07.94) against Florida Atlantic…Finished third in the 200 breast against Georgia Tech clocking in at 2:27.99...At the Big Al Open, took 11th in the 100 breast (1:07.57) and 13th in the 200 breast (2:25.37)…In the 

double-dual meet against Michigan & Stanford, finished eighth in the 100 breast, touching in 1:10.78. 

.HIGH SCHOOL 

Graduated from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla… Trained with the Coral Springs Swim Club under head coach Lauren Rubenstein…Was part of the 200 free relay squad that won the 2009 Class 3A 

state championship…Also a member of the 2008 state championship 400 free relay squad. 


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(Meters) 

100 Breast: 1:21.73 (Michigan & Stanford, 11/4/2011) 

50 Fly: 31.28 (2011 FG Long Course Invitational) 


200 Fly: 2:25.67 (2011 FG Senior Championships) 

200 IM: 2:30.77 (2011 FL Southern Zone Sectional C)



(Yards) 





200 Back: 1:59.67 (2011 Bulldog Invitational) 


ALANA PAZEVIC 

SOPHOMORE 

BACK/FLY 

MILL CREEK, WASH./JACKSON 

ONE-TIME ALL-AMERICAN 

ONE-TIME ALL-SEC 


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(Yards) 

100 Free: Tenth (49.05) 

100 Back: Fifth (53.39) 


(Meters) 





200 Back: 1:59.67 (2011 Bulldog Invitational) 




Set a personal-best time at the 2011 ConocoPhillips National Championships in the 200 back (2:20.79)…Also pinned down a career-high at the 2011 NC UltraSwim after finishing the 200 free in 2:11.66…Placed 13th in 

the 100-meter back at 2009 Junior Nationals…A USA Swimming Scholastic All-American. 


2010-11: Earned All-American honors as a member of the 200 medley relay team that finished 15th at the 2011 NCAA Championships, swimming a 23.90 split…Named a member of the All-SEC Freshan 

Team member in the 100 back, touching in a personal-best 54.21. The time ranks fourth in school history, and was a 2011 UF season-best mark…Earned three top-five finishes at the SEC Championships 

with fourth-place finishes in both the 400 FR and 200 MR, along with a fifth-place in the 200 FR…Took home two third-place times against SEC foe Auburn in the 100 back and as a member of the 

400 FR team …Captured the 50 free crown against Florida Atlantic touching in 23.88, and also grabbed victories swimming as a member of both the 200 FR and MR teams…Recorded three top-three 

finishes against Georgia Tech winning the 400 FR, and finishing second in both the 100 (56.84) and 200 back (2:04.33)…Catapulted her freshman season competing on relay teams, collecting nine top-three finishes 

in five meets, including a 23.56 split in the last leg of the 200 FR that finished third out of 35 teams at the Georgia Tech Invite… Helped lead head coach Gregg Troy to his 11th consecutive top-10 finish at NCAA’s. 

.HIGH SCHOOL 

Graduated from Jackson High School in Mill Creek, Wash…Trained with the Stingray Swim Club under head coach Ben Olszewski…High School All-American in the 50 free, 100 free, 100 back and 100 fly…2008 State 

Champion in the 50 free and as a member of the 200-yard medley and 400-yard free relays…Led the Timberwolves to the 2008 Class 4A Washington State Title…2007 Washington 4A State Champion in the 100 free…An 

eight-time 4A Northwest District Champion…The 4A District record holder in the 100 back, 100 fly and 100 free.




(Yards) 



100 Back: 54.20 (2011 Bulldog Invitational) 





TRISH REGAN 

SOPHOMORE 

IM/FLY/BACK 

CARMEL, IND./CARMEL 



Posted a personal best 2:14.35 in her first-place finish in the 200 back, while she also claimed the 200 and 400 IM, additionally, she finished fourth in the 100 back at the 2011 N I Niagara Long Course Classic…A 2008 U.S. 

Olympic Trials qualifier in the 200 IM …Contributed a ninth place finish in the 200 IM at U.S. Long Course Junior Nationals, a second-place finish as a member of the 400 free relay team, third in the 400 medley relay and 

fourth in the 800 free relay at Junior Nationals. 


2010-11: Named to the All-SEC Freshman team for her fifth-place performance in the 200 back (1:55.20) at the 2011 Conference Championships…Finished 14th and 16th at the SEC Championships in the 200 (1:59.76) and 400 IM 

(4:15.51), respectively…Clinched dual victories at the UGA Last Chance Meet in the 100 and 200 back, clocking in a personal-best 54.20 and 1:56.22, respectively…Took home two victories in the win over Indian River State College, 

capturing the 200 IM crown (2:03.64) and as a member of the 200 freestyle relay that finished in 1:33.82…Against SEC foe Tennessee, clinched two third-place finishes with an individual performance in the 200 back with an NCAA 

“B” cut 1:59.01 and a 24.95 split as a part of the 200-yard medley relay…Won both the 100 back (56.23) and 400 IM in a collegiate-best 4:19.34 against Georgia Tech…Captured her first-ever collegiate individual victory and clocked 

in a personal-best 1:57.69 in the 200 back at the Big Al Open, and also finished second in both the 200 IM (2:01.98) and as a member of the 400 MR…Finished third in the 200 back (2:00.05) against rival Florida State…Touched in 

1:59.58 to finish ninth out of 60 competitors in the 200 back at the Georgia Tech Invite…In the double-dual meet against Stanford and Michigan, finished third in the 200 back, clocking in at 1:59.95…Made her collegiate debut at 

the All-Florida Invitational as a member of three top-five relay teams in the 800, 400 and 200 freestyle relay teams that finished first, second and fourth, respectively, while also finishing eighth individually in the 200 IM (2:06.38). 

HIGH SCHOOL 

Graduated from Carmel High School in Carmel, Ind., where she was team captain her senior season…Trained with the Carmel Swim Club under head coach Chris Plumb…Won the 2009 state title in the 200 IM, leading 

Carmel to its 23rd consecutive state title, the longest girls winning streak in the nation…Part of the relay squad that shattered the 200 free relay National High School Record in 2009…The fly leg on the 2009 17-18 400 

medley relay team that broke a national age group record…Also won the 200 IM in 2008 as a junior. 


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(Yards) 

200 Back: Ninth (1:55.20) 

(Meters) 

50 Free: 29.45 (Michigan & Stanford, 11/4/2011) 

100 Back: 1:04.31 (2011 NI Niagara Long Course Classic) 

200 Back: 2:14.35 (2011 NI Niagara Long Course Classic) 

100 Breast: 1:19.03 (2011 IN Senior LCM Championships) 

200 Breast: 2:50.96 (2011 KY 83rd Ohio Valley Championships) 

100 Fly: 1:04.13 (2011 NI Niagara Long Course Classic) 

200 Fly: 2:24.76 (2011 NI Niagara Long Course Classic) 

200 IM: 2:19.15 (2011 NI Niagara Long Course Classic) 

400 IM: 4:53.10 (2011 NI Niagara Long Course Classic)



(Yards) 

One-meter: 295.12 (Florida State, 2010) 

Three-meter: 332.55 (Indian River State College, 2011) 

Platform: 240.65 (Georgia Tech Invitational, 2011) 

DANIELLE RISLEY 

SOPHOMORE 


JACKSONVILLE, FLA./THE BOLLES SCHOOL 


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2010-11: Dove in 13 meets on the year for the Gators…Finished 15th on the platform with a 206.20 mark at the NCAA Zone B Diving Championships…Made her post-season debut at the SEC Diving Championships in the threemeter 

(294.85), one-meter (258.75) and platform (personal best, 219.10) competitions, finishing 10th, 14th and 11th, respectively…Captured her first two individual titles in the win over Indian River State College, with a 

career-high 332.55 on the three-meter boards…Finished in the top-five on both the one- and three-meter boards in three-consecutive meets (Florida Atlantic, Auburn and Tennessee) taking home second, fifth and fourth in 

each event of each meet, respectively…Against Georgia Tech, finished second on the one-meter boards (280.72) and fourth on the three-meter boards (266.33)…Took 20th in the platform dive competition at the Tennessee 

Diving Invitational…Finished fourth on the platform board and fifth on both the one- and three-meter boards with 202.45, 251.75 and 293.40 marks, respectively at the Big Al Open…Against Virginia finished second and third 

on the three- (293.03) and one-meter boards (252.16), respectively…Opened her freshman campaign at the All-Florida Invitational with a tenth-place finish on the three-meter boards. 

HIGH SCHOOL 

Graduated from The Bolles School in Jacksonville, Fla…Trained with North Florida Diving under head coach Melisa Hyams…Member of the honor roll and president’s club… Named to the National Interscholastic Swimming 

Coaches Association’s All-America Diving squad as a junior and a senior…Won a bronze medal at the 2009 Class 1A state championships, while winning a silver medal in 2007.




(Yards) 




200 IM: 2:04.19 (2011 SEC Championships TT) 

400 IM: 4:15.45 (2011 Bulldog Invitational) 

TRISH REGAN 

SOPHOMORE 

IM/FLY/BACK 

CARMEL, IND./CARMEL 


Member of the 2009-10 U.S. National Youth Team… Finished ninth in the 200 breast at the 2009 Junior National meet…Placed 10th in the 200 breast at 2008 U.S. Short Course Nationals…Also took 12th in the 100 

breast at the 2008 U.S. Short Course Nationals. 


2010-11: Named a CSCAA Honorable Mention Scholar All-America Award Winner…Swam in 12 meets for the Gators as a freshman…Finished second in both the 400 IM with a personal-best 4:15.42 and 200 breast, 

touching in 2:14.09 at the UGA Last Chance Meet…In the win over Indian River State College took second in the 500 free (5:02.80)…Helped lead the 200 medley relay to a first-place finish, swimming the second 

leg of the relay in a 30.17 split…Captured second in both the 100 breast and 400 IM against Georgia Tech, clocking in at 1:05.39 and 4:26.41, respectively…Swam the second leg of the 200 MR, with a 29.53 

split, that came in third place against Florida State…Made her collegiate debut at the All-Florida Invitational swimming the 100 (1:06.81) and 200 breast (2:20.86) finishing seventh and fourth, respectively. 

HIGH SCHOOL 

Graduated from Centennial High School in Roswell, Ga., where she served at the team captain…Trained with Swim Atlanta under head coach Mark Minier…The 2009 Georgia state champion in the 100 breast…Earned High 

School All-America honors in the 100 breast and 200 IM…A three-time Georgia All-State Team selection…A member of the National Honors Society. 


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(Meters) 

200 Free: 2:07.94 (2011 GA Senior Sectionals) 

400 Free: 4:27.90 (2011 GA Senior Sectionals) 


100 Breast: 1:14.11 (2011 ConocoPhillips National Championships) 

200 Breast: 2:37.96 (2011 GA Senior Sectionals) 

200 IM: 2:20.96 (2011 Nationals TT) 

400 IM: 5:01.96 (2011 GA Senior Sectionals)



(Yards) 

50 Free: 22.67 (2011 NCAA Championships) 



50Back: 25.90 (2010 Princeton Big Al Open) 


100 Fly: 53.63 (2011 NCAA Championships) 

200 Fly: 1:59.42 (2010 Princeton Big Al Open) 

ELLESEZALESKI 

SOPHOMORE 

FREE/FLY 

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA/NUNAWADING ACADEMY 



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(Yards) 

50 Free: Ninth (22.67s) 


200 Freestyle Relay: Third (1:28.56) 

(Meters) 

50 Free: 25.85 (2011 FL Southern Zone Sectional C) 

100 Free: 56.17 (2011 FL Southern Zone Sectional C) 




200 Back: 2:26.94 (2011 NC Charlotte UltraSwim) 





Posted a personal best 2:14.35 in her first-place finish in the 200 back, while she also claimed the 200 and 400 IM, additionally, she finished fourth in the 100 back at the 2011 N I Niagara Long Course Classic…A 2008 U.S. 

Olympic Trials qualifier in the 200 IM …Contributed a ninth place finish in the 200 IM at U.S. Long Course Junior Nationals, a second-place finish as a member of the 400 free relay team, third in the 400 medley relay and 

fourth in the 800 free relay at Junior Nationals. 


2010-11: A three-time All-American following her performance as a member of the 200 medley relay and both the 200 and 400 freestyle relay teams…Swam the third leg in all three relay events (200 MR, 

200 FR, 400 FR) to lead her team to 9th, 15th and 12th place, respectively…Made her first individual SEC Championships appearance in the 100 and 50 free finishing 15th and 16th, respectively. Also, swam 

as a member of the 200 MR team that finished fourth, with a 23.56 split…Captured the 100 free (51.68) title and contributed to the first-place 400 MR team in the win over Indian River State College… 

Part of the 200 MR team that recorded five consecutive top-three finishes, including wins against Georgia Tech and Tennessee…Won the 100 fly (56.63) and finished third in both the 100 back (56.83) and 100 

free (52.87) against Florida Atlantic…Swam to a first-place finish in the 200 free, clocking in at 1:50.40…Racked up three individual victories at the Big Al Open, including her first collegiate victory in the 100 fly 

(53.75), and recorded personal bests in both the 100 free (49.61) and 200 fly (1:59.42). Also finished third in the 50 free, touching in 23.07…Took seventh out of 86 competitors at the Georgia Tech Invite 

in the 100 fly (55.37)...Led the Gators’ 200 MR team to a third-place finish in her collegiate debut at the All-Florida Invitational… Helped lead head coach Gregg Troy to his 11th consecutive top-10 finish at NCAA’s. 

HIGH SCHOOL 

Graduated from Nunawading Academy, where she trained under head coach Rohan Taylor…Competed at the 2009 Australian Youth Olympic Festival and 2009 Pan Pacific Championships...Also competed at the 2007 Junior 

Pan Pacific Championships and 2007 Australian Youth Olympic Festival…Won six gold medals and two silver medals at the 2006 Australian Age Championships, breaking four Australian records


GATOR WOMEN’S BIOS - FRESHMEN 

MOLLY DUBRASKY 

FRESHMAN 

FREE 

ST.PETERSBURG, FLA./SEMINOLE 


A senior national qualifier and a junior national finalist. 

HIGH SCHOOL 

Attended Estero High School…Named a senior captain… finished 

her high school career with three All-America honors and five state 

championships, including three consecutive state titles in the 500 free 

and two consecutive state titles in the 200 free…Trained with the Gulf 

Coast Swim Team under head coach Don Henshaw…CollegeSwimming.com’s 

No. 3 rated women’s swimmer in the state of Florida…The 

only female swimmer in the history of Estero High to have won a state 

championship. 

NATASHA FUNG 

FRESHMAN 

FREE 

EDMONTON, CANADA/BELLEROSE COMPOSITE 


Swam at the 2010 Pan-Pacific Junior Championship in Maui, Hawaii, 

placing 13th in the 200 IM, 15th in the 400 free, 24th in the 200 free 

and 25th in the 100 free…Owns the Canadian age group record in the 

women’s 13-14 200 IM.. 

HIGH SCHOOL 

Attended Bellerose Composite High School in Edmonton, Alberta, 

Canada…Trained with Olympian Swim Club under head coach Carl 

Simonson…A five-star recruit by Swimming World Magazine…Rated 

the No. 19 women’s swimming recruit in the country by CollegeSwimming.com. 


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NATASHA FUNG 

FRESHMAN 

FREE/IM 

CHATANOOGA,TENN./THE BAYLOR SCHOOL 

HIGH SCHOOL 

Attended The Baylor School, where she trained with the Baylor Swim 

Club under head coach Dan Flack…the younger sister of former UF 

eight-time All-American Stephanie Napier, who helped Florida win a 

national championship last season as a member of the championship 

200 free relay squad…Has had relay success of her own, achieving All- 

America status and winning the 2010 state championship in the 400 

free relay…Also finished fifth in the 200 free and sixth in the 500 free 

at this year’s state meet…Nationally, the Chattanooga, Tenn., native 

competed in the 2009 and 2010 Southern Zone Championships, setting 

the meet record in the 400 IM and winning the event both years.


SHELBY MCLEAN 

FRESHMAN 

FREE 

ORLANDO, FLA./WINTER PARK 

HIGH SCHOOL 

LAUREN NEIDIGH 

FRESHMAN 

IM/FREE 

ORANGE PARK, FLA./THE BOLLES SCHOOL 


Qualified for the 2012 Olympic Trials in the 400 IM…Competed at the 

2010 U.S. Junior Nationals in Irvine, Calif., taking 17th in the 200 fly, 

22nd in the 400 IM and 31st in the 400 free…Placed 15th in the 200 

fly at the 2009 the Mare Nostrum International Meet in Barcelona, 

Spain…A finalist at the 2008 and 2009 Missouri Grand Prix in the 200 

fly and 400 IM. 

HIGH SCHOOL 

Senior captain of varsity swim team at The Bolles School under head 

coach Sergio Lopez… Achieved All-American status at the 2010 state 

meet, winning a gold medal as a part of the 200 free relay squad, along 

with capturing silver medals in the 200 IM and 500 free at the 2010 

state championships…Helped The Bolles School win a team state 

championship the last three years, increasing their state record to 20 

consecutive team state championships…Part of The Bolles School 

squad that won the 2009-10 national championship, awarded by the 

National Interscholastic Swimming Coaches Association…Won a silver 

medal in the 200 IM at the 2009 state championships…Swam on the 

same high school team as fellow newcomer Colin Hamilton. 


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REBECCA RAINER 

FRESHMAN 

BACK/IM 

RICHMOND, VA./DEEP RUN 



A member of the USA Junior National Team…Qualified for the 2012 

Olympic Trials in the 100 and 200 breast and 400 IM…The 2010 

short-course yard NCSA junior national champion in the 100 and 

200 breast and 400 IM…The only 14 year old to qualify for the 2008 

Olympic Trials, qualifying in the 400 IM… Chosen to attend the 2008 

National Select Camp…Selected to the 2007 Eastern Zones Select 

Camp 

HIGH SCHOOL 

Attended Deep Run high School…Trained with NOVA of Virginia under 

head coach Geoff Brown…One of only five, six-star recruits by Swimming 

World Magazine…Rated the No. 7 women’s swimming recruit 

in the country by CollegeSwimming.com…Three-time Virginia State 

Female Swimmer of the Year…Broke a total of 35 Virginia-state records 

entering her senior season…Chose Florida over Texas, Georgia, 

Arizona, Virginia and Tennessee.



JORDAN SMITH 

FRESHMAN 

FLY/IM 

LONGWOOD, FLA./LAKE BRANTLEY 

HIGH SCHOOL 

Attended Lake Brantley High School, where she was appointed senior 

captain of the varsity swim team…Trained with Patriot Aquatics under 

head coach Clay Parnell…Named a NISCA High School All-American…A 

Florida Zone Team member. 

SUMMER STEPHENS 

FRESHMAN 

FLY/IM 

LOUISVILLE, KY./SACRED HEART ACADEMY 


A 2009 World Championship Trials qualifier. 

HIGH SCHOOL 

Attended Sacred Heart Academy…Named a captain for the Lakeside 

Swim Team under head coach Mike DeBoor…A four-star recruit by 

Swimming World Magazine… …Eight-time NISCA High School All- 

American…A USA Swimming Scholastic All-American…Named First- 

Team All-State each of the last three years…A Kentucky state record 

holder in the 200 and 400 medley relay as well as the 200 free relay… 

Chose Florida over Auburn, Virginia, California-Berkeley, Southern California 

and Harvard. 


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GATOR WOMEN'S 2011 SEC RECAP 

DAY ONE (DIVING) 

University of Florida senior diver Monica Dodson 

broke the Southeastern Conference record in the 

women’s three-meter competition (six dives) 

with a score of 373.85 at the opening day of the 

2011 SEC Swimming and Diving Championships 

at the Stephen C. O’Connell Center. The SEC title is 

Dodson’s first, with the three-time All-American 

becoming the first Gator to capture the women’s 

three-meter crown since Robyn Grimes did so in 

2001. Before breaking the SEC record, Dodson had 

previously held the school record in the event at 

home against Virginia on Oct. 11, 2010 (362.11). 

Leading Auburn’s Vennie Dantin by 7.90 points 

(312.95-305.05) going into the last dive, Dodson 

dove to a score of 60.90, giving her the SEC record 

at 373.85. Two divers later, Dantin needed a 68.85 

on the last dive of the first night to defend her 

2010 SEC title. The Auburn diver and previous 

SEC record holder in the event dove to a score of 

63.00, giving Dodson her first individual collegiate 

championship. 

Also having an impressive day was junior Kaylee 

Doback. Making her SEC meet debut, Doback 

reached the finals of the women’s three-meter 

event, finishing seventh with a Zone Championship 

qualifying score of 302.55. Doback also finished 

seventh in the afternoon’s prelims with another 

zone qualifying score of 314.30. Freshman Danielle 

Risley also made her debut at the SEC Diving 

Championships in the prelims, just missing the 

finals with a 10th-place finish of 294.85. The Gators 

were the only SEC school to place three women 

divers in the top 10. 

DAY TWO (DIVING) 

Florida senior Monica Dodson advanced to the 

finals of the one-meter competition on the second 

day of the 2011 SEC Swimming and Diving Championships 

at the Stephen C. O’Connell Center. 

One day after breaking the SEC record with a goldmedal 

winning score of 373.85 on the women’s 

three-meter boards, Dodson finished sixth in the 

finals of the women’s one-meter competition. The 

sixth-place finished tied her best career finish at an 

SEC meet (2008), while her NCAA Zone Championship 

qualifying score of 307.20 was just five points 

away from her career best in the event (313.87 at 

Florida State on Nov. 23, 2010). The sixth-place 

finish was two spots better than her eighth-place 

finish in the prelims, where the senior dove to a 

score of 282.60. 

In the women’s prelims, both junior Kaylee Doback 

and freshman Danielle Risley also scored points 

for the Orange and Blue. Risley finished the day 

with a 14th-place score of 258.75, while Doback 

concluded her afternoon with a 16th-place score 

of 252.75. 

DAY THREE (DIVING) 

Two days after breaking the Southeastern Conference 

record on the women’s three-meter boards, 

University of Florida senior diver Monica Dodson 

broke the SEC record in the women’s platform 

competition (five dives) with a score of 325.20 on 

the final day of the 2011 SEC Diving Championships 

at the Stephen C. O’Connell Center. 

For her efforts this weekend, Dodson was named 

the 2010-11 SEC Women’s Diver of the Year, joining 

last year’s winner Kara Salamone as the only Gators 

to ever win the award. In addition to Dodson’s 

honor, Craine was named the SEC Women’s Diving 

Coach of the Year for the third time in his career, 

tying for the second-highest total in league history. 

After diving to a 294.45 second-place finish behind 

Auburn’s Anna Aguero (295.15) in the morning 

prelims, the two battled it out for first place in the 

afternoon. With Aguero leading 197.50-194.85 

after three rounds, Dodson used the next two 

rounds to take the lead once and for all. The Indiana 

native scored a 69.60 on her fifth and final dive 

to give her the SEC record, and needed Aguero to 

score less than 73.30 to garner her second title of 

the weekend. When Aguero’s final score of 57.00 

flashed on the scoreboard, giving the Auburn Tiger 

a final score of 308.90, Dodson had won her second 

SEC championship. 

Dodson is the only diver in school history to capture 

both the women’s platform and three-meter 

event, while joining LSU’s Kelly Hill (1990 and 

1991) and Susie Ryan (1994) as the only divers 

in league history to win both events at the same 

SEC Championship meet. The senior captured 

the conference record in the platform event by 

breaking Salamone’s 2010 mark of 324.45. The two 

former teammates are the first pair of divers from 

the same school to bring home the platform title 

in back-to-back years since Kentucky’s Kari Retrum 

and Taryn Ignacio in 2004 and 2005. 

Also scoring points for the Gator women were 

junior Kaylee Doback and freshman Danielle Risley. 

In their SEC debuts, the two UF women scored 

points in every single event this weekend, including 

the women’s platform. Doback finished 10th on 

the platform with a score of 226.05, while Risley’s 

11th-place score of 219.10 marked a career best. 

DAY FOUR (SWIMMING) 

The University of Florida women’s team maintained 

its second-place status at the 2011 SEC Swimming 

Championships at the Stephen C. O’Connell Center. 

The second-place UF women (153) trailed Auburn 

(166) by just 13 points. Day one of the finals ended 

with one American record, five SEC records, six 

O’Connell Center pool records and three school 

records. 

On the women’s side, the Florida foursome of juniors 

Shara Stafford and Teresa Crippen, sophomore 

Jamie Bohunicky and freshman Elizabeth Beisel 

took second on the medal stand in the 800 free 

relay with an automatic qualifying time of 6:59.10. 

Florida’s time fell short of Georgia’s American, SEC 

and pool record first-place time of 6:53.58, but 

was still good enough for the fastest time in UF 

history and the second-fastest time in the NCAA 

this season. 

In the women’s 200 medley relay, junior Sarah 

Bateman partnered up with freshmen Alana 

Pazevic, Hilda Luthersdottir and Ellese Zalewski to 

finish fourth with an automatic qualifying mark of 

1:37.40. While the time was the fourth-fastest in 

school history in the event, the mark was just over 

a second behind first-place Auburn’s SEC and poolrecord 

time of 1:36.11. Florida’s time was also the 

seventh-quickest in the country this season. 

DAY FIVE (SWIMMING) 

Junior Sarah Bateman became the school record 

holder in the women’s 50 free at the 2011 SEC 

Swimming Championships at the Stephen C. 

O’Connell Center. The Florida women ended the 

day in first place with 291 points over second-place 

Auburn (286). 

The night session included three SEC records, seven 

O’Connell Center pool records, two Florida school 

records and three UF automatic qualifying marks 

for the 2011 NCAA Championships. 

“B” cut time of 1:57.20. The time tied for seventh in 

the NCAA this year, while being the fourth-fastest 

mark in school history in the event. Finishing first 

was Georgia’s Morgan Scroggy, who broke the SEC 

record with a time of 1:54.58 

Up next was the women’s 50 free, where Bateman 

tied the school record she broke earlier in the day 

by finishing in 22 seconds flat. The second-place 

time was also the second-fastest mark in the NCAA 

in 2010-11, trailing first-place Arianna Vanderpool- 

Wallace of Auburn, who finished first with a 

SEC-record and NCAA-best time of 21.46. 

The women’s foursome of freshman Alana Pazevic, 

Bateman, Stafford and freshman Kaitlin Frehling 

finished fifth in the 200 free relay with a NCAA “B” 

cut time of 1:29.94, the sixth-best mark in school 

history. 

DAY SIX (SWIMMING) 

The University of Florida men’s and women’s swimming 

teams combined to capture five Southeastern 

Conference championships on the third night of 

the SEC Swimming Championships at the Stephen 

C. O’Connell Center. In addition, Florida broke the 

men’s and women’s SEC and UF 400-yard individual 

medley records. 

Freshman Elizabeth Beisel broke the pool, school 

and SEC record with an NCAA automatic qualifying 

time of 4:00.83. Beisel’s time currently ranked 

second in the nation at the time. 

Also picking up an automatic NCAA time in 

the women’s 400 IM was junior Teresa Crippen 

(Conshohocken, Pa.), who won a bronze medal in 

the event with a time of 4:07.25. 

DAY SEVEN (SWIMMING) 

After a week of completely rewriting the University 

of Florida record books, the UF women’s swimming 

and diving team finished second at the conclusion 

of the 2011 Southeastern Conference Swimming 

and Diving Championships at the Stephen C. 

O’Connell Center. The Florida women (678 points) 

fell just short of the University of Georgia (720. 

Hosting the meet for the first time since 2005, the 

Gators brought home their fair share of medals 

and records. The Gators ended the meet with 14 

conference titles won (10 men, four women), five 

SEC records set and seven school records either 

tied or broken. The Orange and Blue also posted 22 

NCAA automatic marks to close out the four-day 

conference meet at the O’Connell Center. 

Freshmen Elizabeth Beisel (North Kingstown, R.I.) 

was named SEC Female Freshman Swimmer of the 

Year, becoming the first Gator female since Caroline 

Burckle in 2005 to win the award. In diving, senior 

Monica Dodson (Franklin, Ind.) picked up her first 

career SEC Female Diver of the Year Award, while 

head diving coach Donnie Craine was named SEC 

Women’s Diving Coach of the Year for the third 

time. 

Sophomore Corinne Showalter (Sarasota, Fla.) 

joined them on the medal stand with a bronze 

finish in the women’s 1,650 free, touching the wall 

at a personal-best 16:02.92. Showalter’s NCAA 

qualifying time ranks seventh all-time at Florida. 

In the 200-yard back, Beisel raced a nation-leading 

time of 1:51.55. Beisel’s time ranks in the top-10 in 

school history (third). 

In the women’s 500 free, freshman Elizabeth Beisel 

put her hand on the wall third with an automatic In the women’s 200 fly, junior Teresa Crippen 

qualifying time of 4:37.74. The third-fastest time in (Conshohocken, Pa.) brought home UF’s final cham- 

the country this season puts Beisel second all-time pionship of the evening with an NCAA automatic 

at UF in the event. 

qualifying mark of 1:53.95. The time is the thirdfastest 

time in the country this year. 

Florida’s top scorer in the women’s 200 IM was 

junior Shara Stafford, who took third with a NCAA 


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2011 SEC CHAMPIONSHIP RECAP 

FEB. 16-19 · GAINESVILLE, FLA. · STEPHEN C. O'CONNELL NATATORIUM 

EVENT WINNERS AND 

TOP-EIGHT FINISHERS 

50 FREE 

1. Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace, Auburn 21.34 

2. Sarah Bateman, Florida 22.00 

100 FREE 

1. Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace, Auburn 46.81 

6. Shara Stafford, Florida 48.73 


200 FREE 

1. Morgan Scroggy, Georgia 1:42.46 

5. Jamie Bohunicky, Florida 1:44.75 

500 FREE 

1. Shannon Vreeland, Georgia 4:36.28 

3. Elizabeth Beisel, Florida 4:37.74 


8. Corinne Showalter, Florida 4:43.17 

1,650 FREE 

1. Wendy Trott, Georgia 15:53.24 

3. Corinne Showalter, Florida 16:02.92 


100 BACK 

1. Jennifer Connolly, Tennessee 51.39 

8. Alana Pazevic, Florida 54.21 

200 BACK 


2. Teresa Crippen, Florida 1:51.71 

5. Trish Regan, Florida 1:55.20 

100 BREAST 

1. Jane Trepp, LSU 58.94 

5. Hilda Luthersdottir, Florida 1:00.43 

200 BREAST 

1. Amanda Rutqvist, South Carolina 2:08.56 

4. Sarra Lajnef, Florida 2:10.66 

100 FLY 

1. Jennifer Connolly, Tennessee 51.64 


200 FLY 


6. Anna-Liisa Pold, Florida 1:58.78 

200 IM 

1. Morgan Scroggy, Georgia 1:54.58 

3. Shara Stafford, Florida 1:57.20 

400 IM 



7. Kirsten Smith, Florida 4:10.56 

8. Angelina Ballatore, Florida 4:13.53 

200 FREE RELAY 

1. Auburn 1:28.25 

5. Florida 1:29.94 


1. Auburn 3:13.03 

4. Florida 3:15.89 

800 Free Relay 

1. Georgia 6:53.58 

2. Florida 6:59.10 

200 MEDLEY RELAY 

1. Auburn 1:36.11 

4. Florida 1:37.40 


1. Tennessee 3:30.90 

3. Florida 3:34.02 

1M DIVE 

1. Taryn Zack, South Carolina 336.55 

6. Monica Dodson, Florida 307.20 

3M DIVE 

1. Monica Dodson, Florida 373.85 

7. Kaylee Doback, Florida 302.55 

PLATFORM 

1. Monica Dodson, Florida 325.20


2011-12 GATOR MEN'S ROSTER 

NAME EVENTS CLASS HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL 

Nicholas Caldwell 

Marcin Cieslak * 

Matthew Curby 

Harrison Curley 

Rodion Davelaar *^ 

Brad deBorde * 

Matt Elliott 

Levar Goossen 

Colin Hamilton 

Scott Heil 

Zack Hernandez 

Brian Howell 

Gabriel Huen 

Christopher Jones 

Jonathan Jordan 

Mike Lewark 

Austin Manganiello 

Cameron Martin* 

Ricky Munch 

Matthew Norton * 

Carlos Omana 

Austin Ringquist 

Sebastien Rousseau 

Sean Saley 

Connor Signorin * 

Billy Silva 

Eduardo Solaeche 

David Springfels 

Jason Taylor 

Matthew Thompson 

James Turner * 

Thomas Veale 

Dan Wallace 

* All-American 

^Olympian 

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Fly/IM 

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Back/IM/Fly/Free 

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Breast/IM 

Fly/Free 

Free/Back 

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Diving 

IM 

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Diving 

Distance/Free 

Diving 

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Fly/Back 

Breast 

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Fly/IM/Breast 

Fly/IM/Back 

Free/Fly/IM 

Diving 

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Diving 

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FLORIDA MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SWIMMING AND DIVING COACHING STAFF 

Head Coach: Gregg Troy (TCU, '72) 

Associate Head Coach: Anthony nesty (Florida, '94) 

Associate Head Coach: Martyn Wilby (Kentucky, '86) 

Diving Coach: Donnie Craine (Michigan, '76) 

Assistant Coach: Steve Jungbluth (UMass, '94) 

Assistant Coach: Leah Martindale-Stancil (Florida, '02) 

Sarasota, Fla./Riverview 

Warsaw, Poland/SMSK Warsaw 

Oviedo, Fla./Hagerty 

Winter Park, Fla./Winter Park 

Willemstad, Netherlands Antilles/The Bolles School 

Longwood, Fla./Lake Brantley 

Peoria, Ill./Richwoods 

Rotterdam, Netherlands/ISKL 

Jacksonville, Fla./The Bolles School 

Skillman, N.J./Montgomery High School 

Johns Creek, Ga./Wesleyan 

Cincinnati, Ohio/Archbishop Moeller 

Caracas, Venezuela/Emil Friedman 

Palm City, Fla./South Fork 

Tampa, Fla./Berkeley Prep 

Davie, Fla./American Heritage 

Miami, Fla./Palmetto 

Clearwater, Fla./Clearwater Central Catholic 

Fairfax, Va./Robinson Secondary 

Port Orange, Fla./Spruce Creek 

Miami, Fla./Belen Jesuit Prep 

Hillsboro, Ore./Hillsboro 

Cape Town, South Africa/Abbotts College 

Pompano Beach, Fla./Pompano Beach 

East Windsor, N.J./Peddie School 

Gainesville, Fla./P.K. Yonge 

Madrid, Spain/Real Canoe 

Bradenton, Fla./St. Stephens Episcopal/GeorgiaTech 

Plant City, Fla./Newsome 

Seminole, Fla./Seminole 

Ft. Pierce, Fla./Lincoln Park Academy 

Ft. Lauderdale, Fla./Pine Crest 

North Berwick, Scotland/North Berwick 


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GATOR MEN’S BIOS - SENIORS 


(Yards) 

100 Free: 46.69 (2009 FL Spring SR Championships) 

200 Free: 1:40.00 (2009 FL Spring SR Championships) 


50 Back: 25.36 (Florida State, 2009) 

100 Back: 51.13 (Princeton Big Al Swimming, 2008) 


200 Breast: 2:09.22 (2009 Georgia Fall Invitational) 




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Totaled three personal-best performances at the 2011 ConocoPhillips National Championships in Palo Alto, Calif., when he finished 89th in the 200 back (2:06.15), 75th in the 200 IM (2:05.03) and 64th in the 400 IM 

(4:27.32)…Finished 31st in the 400-meter IM (4:28.34), 59th in the 200-meter backstroke (2:06.96) and 67th in the 200 IM (2:07.10) at the 2010 Long Course U.S. Nationals in Irvine, Calif.,…A NISCA All-American…Also 

a Junior/Senior National qualifier…A member of the 2007-08 USA National Junior Team. 


2010-11: A 2011 SEC Academic Honor Roll selection…Tallied two personal-best performances at the 2011 SEC Championships – finishing the 400 IM in 3:46.33 for sixth place and completing the 200 back in 1:46.22 

for 12th…Was one of four UF swimmers to finish in the top 10 of the 400 IM at the conference championships, also finished 11th in the 200 IM (1:47.01)…Took second in the 200 back in the victory over Indian River 

State College, touching in 1:51.41…Captured his first individual victory of the 2010-11 season against Florida Atlantic in the 400 IM, finishing in 3:57.70. Also finished second in the 1,000 free with a career-high 9:34.61 

mark…Took third in the 200 back against Georgia Tech (1:52.98)…Finished eighth out of 40 competitors in the 400 IM (3:58.95) at the Georgia Tech Invite…Opened the season at the All-Florida Invitational with a 

second-place, 3:58.33 performance in the 400 IM. 

2009-10: Finished seventh in the 400 IM (3:48.15), 12th in the 200 back (1:46.77) and 13th in the 200 IM at 2010 SEC Championships (1:46.86)…Placed third in the 200 medley relay (1:35.54) and second in the 200 

breast (2:09.23) against FAU...At the Georgia Invitational, finished 5th in the 400 medley relay (3:26.18), eighth in the 200 medley relay (1:35.99), seventh in the 400 IM (4:00.09), sixth in the 400 IM (3:58.76), third in the 

200 back (1:50.83) and 10th in the 200 breast (2:09.22)…Took fourth in the 200 IM (1:52.29), second in the 400 IM (3:56.21) and 10th in the 400 free relay (3:08.22) at the Georgia Tech Invitational. 

2008-09: A 2009 CSCAA Honorable Mention Scholar All-American…Secured NCAA provisional qualifying marks in both the 200 & 400 IM for the Gators…Earned Freshman All-SEC honors as the top freshman finisher in 

the 200 IM (11th), clocking a 1:46.86, at the 2009 SEC Championship meet in Auburn, Ala. …Also clocked a 3:48.63 in the championship finals of the 400-yard IM at SECs, finishing sixth overall with an NCAA provisional 

qualifying mark as the Gators took second at the 2009 league meet for the eighth consecutive season…Claimed the Princeton Invite title in the 200 IM (1:47.87) and took second in the 400 IM with a provisional qualifying 

mark of 3:49.64…Also finished fourth in the 200 back (1:48.68) and 14th in the 100 back …Swam the third place 400-yard medley relay in Princeton, where he led off the relay with a career-best 51.13 backstroke leg… 

Swam season-best times in the 100 & 200-yard free races at the 2009 Florida Swimming Senior Championships in Orlando…Swam a 1:00.94 in the 100 breast at LSU, his best mark of the season in the event, while rounding 

out the dual meet season with a 2:11.74 in the 200 breast against Florida Atlantic. 

HIGH SCHOOL: 

The 2007 Ohio State Champion in the 200 IM…Named a high school Academic All-American…Senior House Captain…Member of Academic Council…Involved with Phi Lambda Pi, a community service program … 

Coached at Archbishop Moeller by Bill Whatley. 

CLUB 

Member of Cincinnati Marlins, coached by Chris Wolford. 

BRIAN HOWELL 

SENIOR 

IM 

CINCINNATI, OHIO/ARCHBISHOP MOELLER 

2010 & 2011 SEC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL 

FRESHMAN ALL-SEC SELECTION 

(Meters) 

200 Free: 1:54.36 (2009 OH Speedo Section 3 Championships) 

400 Free: 4:01.41 (2009 OH Speedo Section 3 Championships) 


100 Back: 1:00.49 (2009 OH Speedo Section 3 Championships) 

200 Back: 2:06.15 (2011 ConocoPhillips National Championships) 

200 Breast: 2:34.55 (2010 IN Speedo Champions Series) 

100 Fly: 1:00.53 (2010 OH CM “TYR Sport” Summer) 

200 Fly: 2:13.85 (2010 OH CM “TYR Sport” Summer) 






(Yards) 





50 Back: 24.77 (2009 Georgia Fall Invitational) 

100 Back: 51.14 (2010 FL Spring SR Championships) 

100 Fly: 47.76 (2009 FL Spring SR Championships) 

200 Fly: 1:45.82 (2009 FL Spring SR Championships) 

200 IM: 1:55.46 (2009 FL Spring SR Championships) 


Placed 11th in the 2006 World Youth Swimming Championships in the 100 fly…Four-time 2007 South American Venezuela medalist…Five-time 2007 ECCAN San Salvador medalist…Holder of four national records… 

Won five medals at the 2004 Chile South American meet...Competitor at the 2008 FINA World Youth Championships. 


2010-11: Finished third in two events against SEC foe Tennessee – individually in the 200 fly, touching in 1:48.05 and as a member of the 200 medley relay team, swimming the third leg in a 22.06 split…Took third in 

the100 fly and fourth in the 200 fly in the win over Florida Atlantic, finishing in 51.20 and 1:52.83, respectively…Captured his first and second individual victories of the 2010-11 season with a sweep of both fly events at 

the Big Al Open. Touched first in the 100 fly with a 48.79, and the 200 fly with a season-best 1:49.51…Swam the third leg of the 400 medley relay team in a 50.08 split, that finished third against SEC competitor LSU and 

produced a NCAA ‘B’ cut 3:24.83. 

2009-10: Finished third in the 200 fly (1:51.36) and fifth in the 200 medley relay (1:34.79) at the SMU Classic…Placed third in the 200 fly (1:51.36) against LSU…Part of the second-place 400 medley relay squad vs. 

Indian River State College (3:24.00)...Joined teammates to take fifth in the 400 medley relay (3:26.18) and eighth in the 200 medley relay (1:35.99) at the Georgia Invitational, while placing ninth in the 200 fly (1:51.65)... 

Finished eighth at the Georgia Tech Invitational in the 100 fly (50.00). Part of the third-place 400 medley relay squad (3:24.06) against Georgia...Placed third in the 400 free relay team in the season opener against Virginia. 

2008-09: Recorded the fastest time on the Gators’ squad his freshman season in the 100-yard butterfly after clocking a 47.76 in the event at the 2009 Florida Swimming Senior Championships…Set three other seasonbest 

and UF career marks at the Orlando meet, including a best time in the 200 free (1:41.98), 200 fly (1:45.82) and the 200 IM (1:55.48)…His mark in the 200-yard fly was an NCAA provisional qualifying mark…Also represented 

the Orange and Blue at the 2008 Princeton Big Al Invitational, where he finished second in the 100 fly (48.45), fourth in the 200 fly (1:47.21), seventh in the 100 free (45.88), and 13th in the 500 free (4:29.99)… 

Also swam the fly leg of the 200-yard medley relay that placed second in Princeton…His mark in the 100 & 500 freestyle events marked season bests…Swam a total of seven meets for UF his freshman campaign…Took 

second in the 100 fly and fourth in the 200 fly against South Carolina at home…Additionally placed fourth in the 100 & 200 fly races against UF foe FSU on the road in Tallahassee…Concluded Florida’s dual meet season 

by placing fourth in the 200 fly against IRSC in Gainesville. 

CLUB 

Member of Emil Friedman, coached by Oscar Huen. 

GABRIEL HUEN 

SENIOR 

FLY 

CARACAS, VENEZUELA/EMIL FRIEDMAN 


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(Meters) 

50 Free: 24.39 (2009 FG SPEEDO Champs Series SZ) 

100 Free: 53.26 (2011 FG Senior Championships) 


100 Back: 1:00.25 (2011 FG Senior Championships) 

50 Fly: 26.56 (2008 FINA World Youth Championships) 

100 Fly: 55.02 (2009 FG SPEEDO Champs Series SZ) 

200 Fly: 2:03.49 (2009 FG SPEEDO Champs Series SZ) 

200 IM: 2:16.51 (2009 NC Charlotte UltraSwim)



(Yards) 

50 Free: 19.95 (2010 NCAA Championships) 

100 Free: 43.51 (2010 NCAA Championships) 


200 Fly: 1:46.67 (2008 SEC Championships) 


400 IM: 4:03.87 (LSU, 1/12/08) 


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Finished 39th in the 50-meter freestyle (23.46) and 54th in the 100-meter freestyle (51.62) at the 2010 Long Course U.S. Nationals in Irvine, California…Competed at the 2009 U.S. Nationals/World Trials in Indianapolis, 

Ind.,…Finished 38th in the 200 fly (2:08.01) and 58th in the 200 IM (2:11.97)…Was invited to the National Select camp…A senior national qualifier…holds best times of 1:39 in the 200-yard free and 2:08 in the 

200-meter IM. 


2010-11: Appeared in one meet for the Gators before suffering an injury…Captured two second-place finishes at the All-Florida Invitational in the 100 and 200 free, touching in 45.81 and 1:51.50, respectively. Also finished 

fourth in the 200 IM (1:53.57) and fifth in the 50 free (21.38)…Was a member of four separate victorious relay teams (200 FR, 400 FR, 800 FR and 200 MR) at the All-Florida Invitational, and was also a contributing 

factor in the second place 400 medley relay team 

2009-10: Earned his first All-America honor as a member of Florida’s 200-yard freestyle relay at the 2010 NCAA Championships...Also swam career bests in the 50 free (19.95) and 100 free (43.51) at the NCAA Championships…Placed 

11th in the 200 free, 12th in the 100 free and 17th in the 50 free at the 2010 SEC Championships…Part of the second-place 400 free relay squad against Auburn…Won the 50 free in the win over FAU, while 

joining teammates to finish second in the 200 medley relay…Captured the 100 free against Indian River State College and finished third in the 50 free…Part of the second-place 200 free relay, third-place 400 and 800 free 

relay team and eighth-place 200 medley relay squad at the Georgia Invitational, while finishing fifth in the 50 and 100 free. 

2008-09: Named to the 2009 SEC Academic Honor Roll…Was also a CSCAA Honorable Mention Scholar All-American…Swam in 12 meets for the Gators his sophomore season, including the 2008 Princeton Big Al 

Invitational and the 2009 Florida Swimming Senior Championships…Swam five career-best marks during the 2008-09 campaign, including four in Orlando at the FSSC…Improved his 50 free (20.18), 100 free (44.32), 100 

fly (49.87) and 200 IM (1:48.68) marks in Orlando…In addition to his dual meet success, represented the Gators at the 2008 Princeton Invite, where he finished second in the 100 free (44.62) and 200 free (1:37.56), fourth 

in the 200 IM (1:49.33) and fifth in the 200 fly (1:48.39)…Swam a career-best mark in the 200 free in the dual meet win over Tennessee (1:36.81), where he placed third…His mark in the 200 free was an NCAA provisional 

qualifying mark. 

2007-08: Touched sixth in the consolation final of the 200 IM (1:49.17) at the SEC Championships in Tuscaloosa … Placed second in the consolation final of the 200 free (1:37.31) and 10th in the 200 fly (1:46.67) at the 

SEC meet…Touched second in the 100 free (46.13) in the win over FAU…Placed fifth in the 200 fly (1:51.65) for his best finish at Tennessee…Placed fifth in the 200 fly (2:06.14) and sixth in the 100 fly (57.80) versus 

Auburn…Finished fourth in the 200 fly (1:52.44) against LSU and fifth in the fly against Purdue and IRCC…Touched fourth in the 200 free (1:42.48) for his best individual finish in the win over Purdue…Placed sixth in the 

200-meter IM (2:10.94) at the Alabama Invitational…Touched first in the C-final of the 200 IM (1:54.73) for a 17th place overall finish for his best finish at the Boilermaker Invitational…Earned a fifth place finish in his 

first race as a Gator, the 50 free (21.90), at Virginia. 

HIGH SCHOOL: 

A two-time state champion in the 200 IM with a time of 1:51 and 500 free with a time of 4:31…Attended the same high school as former Gator Rex Tullius and trained under former Gator Ryan Lochte’s father Steve Locthe. 

CLUB 

Member of the Daytona Beach Speed, coached by Steve Lochte. 

MATT NORTON 

REDSHIRT SENIOR 

FREE/FLY/IM 

PORT ORANGE, FLA./SPRUCE CREEK 

ONE-TIME ALL-AMERICA SELECTION 


(Yards) 

200-yard free relay: Second (1:17.64) 

(Meters) 

50 Free: 23.45 (2009 FL Southern Zone LC Sectionals) 


200 Free: 1:53.47 (2008 FL Swimming LC SR Championships) 

400 Free: 4:06.11 (2008 FL Swimming LC SR Championships) 

1,500 Free: 17:40.41 (2006 FL ATAC Long Course Open) 

100 Back: 1:02.45 (2007 ConocoPhillips National Championships) 

200 Back: 2:27.69 (2009 FL TPA Orlando Open) 

100 Breast: 1:14.99 (2010 FL TYR Summer Classic LC Invite) 

200 Breast: 2:44.42 (2007 FLA PA LCM Meet) 

100 Fly: 55.96 (2008 FL Southern Zone Sectional Championships) 

200 Fly: 2:02.69 (2008 FL Southern Zone Sectional Championships) 

200 IM: 2:06.48 (2008 FL Southern Zone Sectional Championships)




(Yards) 

One-Meter: 264.05 (Duke, 2010) 

Three-Meter: 279.80 (Duke, 2010) 

Platform: 231.65 (2009 ACC Championships) 


2010-11: 

DAVID SPRINGFELS 

SENIOR 


BRADENTON, FLA./ST. STEPHENS EPISCOPAL/GEORGIA TECH 

PRIOR TO FLORIDA 

2009-10: Finished second in the three-meter competition at North Carolina with a score of 268.28… Scored career highs of 264.05 on the one-meter boards and 279.80 on the three-meter boards against Duke. 

2008-09: Took 13th in the platform competition and 15th on the three-meter boards at the 2009 ACC Championships. 

HIGH SCHOOL 

Attended high school at St. Stephens Episcopal under head coach Tina Broaderson after spending two years at Manatee high School… The 2006 and 2007 Manatee County Male Diver of the Year… A three-time state finalist, 

district champion and county champion… Member of the Speedo/NISCA Top-40 National Championship Team… A high-school Academic Diving All-American… Member of the National Honor Society. 


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(Yards) 



200 Free: 1:38.91 (2009 Florida Swimming Senior Championships) 

1,650 Free: 17:55.76 (2007 FG ABC Invitational) 

50 Back: 25.60 (2009 Gamecock Invitational) 

100 Back: 50.81 (2010 Florida Swimming Senior Championships) 



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Tallied two personal-best times at the 2011 ConocoPhillips National Championships in Palo Alto, Calif., when he finished 137th in the 50 free (23.73) and 148th in the 100 free (51.49)…Finished 15th in the 50 free at the 

2007 Summer Junior Nationals … Also placed 36th in the 100 free. 


2010-11: A two-time 2011 All-American…Finished 10th as a member of the 400 freestyle and 15th as a part of the 200 freestyle relay team at the 2011 NCAA Championships…Swam the first leg of the 200 freestyle relay 

team that finished first against Indian River State College with a 20.46 split...Finished second in both the 50 and 100 free against SEC opponent Tennessee in a personal-best 20.38 and season-best 44.69, respectively… 

A member of both the 200 medley and freestyle relay teams that finished first against Florida Atlantic, while also finishing third individually in the 100 free (46.36)…Finished third in both the 50 (21.36) and 100 free 

(46.46) against LSU, while also swimming the final leg of the 400 medley relay team that took third…Opened the season at the All-Florida Invitational with three top-three relay performances – taking first as part of the 

200 freestyle relay, second as part of the 200 medley relay and third with the 400 medley relay team…Part of the 400 freestyle relay team that had seven top-three finishes on the year…Helped lead head coach Gregg 

Troy to his 11th consecutive top-10 finish at NCAA’s. 

2009-10: Finished third in the 100 free vs. FAU (45.84)…Part of the fourth-place 200 free relay squad at the Georgia Tech Invitational (1:21.63)...Finished seventh as part of the 200 free relay team (1:24.75) at the south 

Carolina Invitational. 

2008-09: Swam in a total of nine competitions for the Gators during his freshman campaign, including duals against LSU, Georgia, South Carolina, Florida State, Virginia, Florida Atlantic…Also participated in the 2008 

Princeton Big Al Invitational and swam at the 2009 Florida Swimming Senior Championships in Orlando, Fla., at the end of February…Claimed the Princeton Big Al Invite title in the men’s 100-yard free (44.44)…Also 

swam on the second place 200-yard free, 400-yard free and 200-yard medley relays at the Princeton Invite…Took sixth individually in the 50 free (20.53) and 200 free (1:40.42)…Had a career-best meet at the 2009 

Florida Swimming Senior Championships, setting season-best marks in the 50 free (20.40), 200 free (1:38.91) and 100 fly (51.29)…Swam the 50 & 100-yard races against LSU, Georgia and Virginia…Exhibitioned the 50 

against South Carolina and the 50 & 100 versus Florida State…Capped off Florida’s dual meet season with a victory in the 50 free (21.24 ) against Florida Atlantic and finished second in the 100 free (46.45) against the 

Owls. 

HIGH SCHOOL: 

The 2006 and 2007 Florida High School State Champion in the 100 free…2004, 2005, 2006 and 2007 Swimmer of the Year…A three-time high school All-American in 50 and 100 free…2005 and 2006 Treasure Coast 

Swimmer of the Year…Member of the Pinch-A-Penny All-State team…Holds Lincoln Park Academy records in the 50, 100 and 200 free and 100 back…Graduated with high honors from high school…Involved with 

church youth group…High school coach at Lincoln Park was Duncan Sherrard. 

CLUB 

Member of Indian River Aquatics, coached by Duncan Sherrard. 

JAMES TURNER 

SENIOR 

FREE 

FORT PIERCE, FLA./LINCOLN PARK ACADEMY 

TWO-TIME ALL-AMERICA SELECTION 

(Meters) 




400 Free: 4:37.49 (2010 FL Dr. Aspi Doctor Memorial) 

50 Back: 29.89 (2010 FG SPEEDO International AG) 

100 Back: 1:02.36 (2010 Florida Swimming Senior Championships) 

100 Fly: 56.64 (2011 Nationals TT)


GATOR MEN’S BIOS - JUNIORS 


(Yards) 

50 Free: 20.53 (2010 Florida Swimming Senior Championships) 

100 Free: 46.16 (2009 Florida Swimming Senior Championships) 

100 Breast: 54.17 (2011 Bulldog Invitational) 

200 Breast: 2:07.90 (2010 Florida Swimming Senior Championships) 

200 IM: 1:58.74 (2009 Florida Swimming Senior Championships) 


Named to the 2011 FINA World Championship Team for Netherland Antilles…Recorded personal best times at the 2011 World Championships in Shanghai, China, in the 50 (28.21) and 100 breast (1:04.50), finishing 67th 

and 136th, respectively…Finished 23rd in the 100 breast at the 2011 Pan American Games swimming for Netherland Antilles in Guadalajara, Mexico…Swam at the 2009 FINA World Championships in Rome, Italy, during 

summer 2009…Placed 69th in the 50-meter breaststroke (29.04), 90th in the 50 free (23.79) and 126th in the 100-meter free (53.00) at Worlds…Represented Netherlands Antilles in Beijing at the 2008 Olympic Games, 

making the cut in the 50-meter freestyle…Curacao, Netherlands Antilles 2006 and 2005 National Spokesman…A two-time Central and Caribbean age group record holder…Holds one National Record for Netherlands 

Antilles…Best Student-Athlete of the Year, 2005 and 2006 (Radulphus College, Curacao)…2008 IOC Olympic Scholarship recipient. 


2010-11: Named to the 2011 SEC Honor Roll…Earned All-America honors as a member of the 200 medley relay team that finished sixth at the 2011 NCAA Championships…Captured the 100 breast title four times 

throughout the season, versus Georgia, Georgia Tech, Indian River State College and at the UGA Last Chance Meet…Swam the fastest 100 breast by a Florida swimmer at the Bulldog Invitational with a personal-best 

54.17 to finish sixth in the pool…Member of the 200 medley relay team that continually finished in the top-three on the year, with third-place finishes against Tennessee, Auburn, Georgia Tech and at the Georgia Tech 

Invitational, a second-place mark versus Virginia and a first-place finish at the All-Florida Invitational and Georgia Tech Invite…Finished second in the 100 free against Georgia Tech Helped lead head coach Gregg Troy to his 

11th consecutive top-10 finish at NCAA’s. 

2009-10: Swam career-best times in the 50 free (20:53) and 200 breast (2:07.90) at the 2010 Florida Swimming Senior Championships…Placed third in the 100 breast (55.73) against Auburn…Part of the winning 200 

medley relay squad (1:31.37) against FAU…Won the 100 breast (57.12) against Indian River State College...Took third in the 100 breast (55.98) against Florida State...Finish sixth in the 50 free (21.19) and eighth in the 100 

breast (1:00.71) at the South Carolina Invitational, while being part of the eighth place 200 (1:34.89) and 400 medley relay (3:27.26) teams and 10th-place 400 free relay (3:08.22) squad…Part of the winning 400 medley 

relay (3:17.58) team against Georgia...Finished second in the 100 breast (57.48) against Georgia Tech. 

2008-09: Named to the 2009 SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll…A redshirt candidate…Did not participate in any UF duals…Swam four events at the 2009 Florida Swimming Senior Championships, clocking seasonbest 

times in the 50 free (20.89), 100 free (46.16), 100 breast (59.35) and 200 IM (1:58.74). 

HIGH SCHOOL: 

High school coach at the Bolles School was Sergio Lopez. 

RODION DAVELAAR 

JUNIOR 

FREE/BREAST 

WILLEMSTAD, NETHERLANDS ANTILLES/THE BOLLES SCHOOL 


NETHERLANDS ANTILLES NATIONAL TEAM MEMBER 

2011 FINA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS COMPETITOR FOR 

NETHERLAND ANTILLES 

2011 PAN AMERICAN GAMES COMPETITOR FOR 

NETHERLAND ANTILLES 


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(Meters) 

50 Free: 23.79 (2009 FINA World Championships) 

100 Free: 53.00 (2009 World Championships) 


50 Back: 29.71 (2008 FL Senior Circuit) 

100 Back: 1:02.15 (2008 FINA World Youth Championships) 

50 Breast: 28.21 (2011 FINA World Championships) 

100 Breast: 1:04.50 (2011 FINA World Championships) 

200 Breast: 2:39.57 (2011 FL Southern Zone Sectional C) 

200 IM: 2:15.11 (2010 FL SZ Section Championships)



(Yards) 

100 Free: 46.23 (2010 FL Spring SR Championships) 


1,000 Free: 9:26.13 (FAU, 2010) 

1,650 Free: 15:27.72 (2010 Princeton Big Al Open) 

200 Back: 2:04.81 (2009 FL CAT Last Chance JO Qualifier) 

100 Fly: 52.09 (2010 FL Spring SR Championships) 

400 IM: 4:13.17 (2008 MN Minnesota Grand Prix) 


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Finished 71st in the 1,500-meter free at the 2010 Long Course U.S. Nationals in Irvine, Calif.,…Placed 15th in the 800 free and 16th in the 400 free at the 2007 Summer Junior Nationals…Timed in the Senior Nationals in 

the 400 and 800 free. 


2010-11: Selected as a 2011 CSCAA Division I Scholar All-America Honorable Mention…Named to the 2011 SEC Academic Honor Roll…A consistent long distance competitor for the Gators…Had three top-10 finishes at 

the UGA Last Chance Meet in the 500 free, 1,650 free and 200 free finishing third, fifth and seventh respectively…Finished second in both the 100 and 1,650 free against Indian River State College touching in 46.99 and an 

NCAA “B” cut 15:27.76, respectively…Took second in the 500 free against Tennessee with a NCAA “B” cut 4:25.02…Against Florida Atlantic, finished second in the field with a time of 1:41.42…Captured his first individual 

victory in the 1,650 free at the Big Al Open with a personal-best 15:27.72…Finished 10th out of 31 competitors in the 1,650 free at the Georgia Tech Invitational…Against LSU, finished third in the 1,650 free, clocking in 

at 15:54.35…Opened the 2010-11 season with an eighth place finish at the All-Florida Invitational. 

2009-10: Finished second in the 1,000 free (9:26.13) against FAU...Swam at the Georgia Fall Invitational, placing 10th in the 500 free (4:33.96), fifth in the 200 free (1:41.75), eighth in the 200 free (1:41.42) and 10th in the 

1650 free (15:53.26)...Part of the fourth-place 800 free relay team (6:48.00) at the South Carolina Invitational. 

2008-09: A 2009 SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll selection…A redshirt candidate…Did not compete for UF during the 2008-09 season…Swam at the 2009 Florida Swimming Senior Championships in Orlando, clocking 

season-best times of 1:38.10 in the 200 free, 4:26.06 in the 500 free and 15:31.28 in the mile…Swam at the 2008 Holiday Classic in Gainesville, recording a 50.38 in the 100-yard free. 

HIGH SCHOOL: 

Berkeley Preparatory School Male Athlete of the Year…Was the 2007-08 St. Petersburg Times Swimmer of the Year…Additionally tabbed the 2007-08 winner of the Jessie Helfrich Hicks Award for being an outstanding 

Hillsborough County swimmer…Berkeley Prep record holder in the 200 and 500 free…Four-time high school All-American…A Meals-on-Wheels driver…Member of the National Honor Society…High school coach was 

Kevin Rosepapa 

CLUB 

Member of Berkeley Barracudas, coached by Kevin Rosepapa. 

JONATHAN JORDAN 

JUNIOR 

DISTANCE FREE 

TAMPA, FLA./BERKELEY PREP 

2011 CSCAA DIVISION I SCHOLAR ALL-AMERICA 

HONORABLE MENTION 

TWO-TIME SEC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL 

SEC FRESHMAN ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL HONOREE 

(Meters) 



400 Free: 4:00.74 (2010 ConocoPhillips National Championships) 


1,500 Free: 15:44.94 (2011 ConocoPhillips National Championships) 

100 Fly: 58.77 (2009 FL Southern Zone LC Sectionals) 

200 Fly: 2:18.37 (2010 NC Charlotte UltraSwim)




(Yards) 


50 Back: 23.41 (2010 FL Spring SR Championships) 


200 Back: 1:48.64 (2010 FL Spring SR Championships) 

200 Breast: 2:15.03 (2008 FL “Al Soltis Memorial”) 

50 Fly: 22.61 (2008 FL NCSA Junior Nationals) 

100 Fly: 46.73 (2011 NCAA Championships) 

200 Fly: 1:43.89 (2011 NCAA Championships) 



Collected a career-best time in the 200 fly at the 2011 ConocoPhillips National Championships in Palo Alto, Calif., when he touched the wall in 2:01.34 for 38th…Finished 68th in the 100 fly at the 2010 National Championships 

with a personal-best time of 55.39…At the 2009 ConocoPhillips National Championships, finished sixth in the 100 back with a career-fast mark of 58.79. 


2010-11: Named to the Capital One Academic All-District At-Large Second Team…Chosen as a 2011 CSCAA Division I Scholar All-America award winner…Selected to the 2011 SEC Academic Honor Roll…A 2011 

All-American after finishing 11th in the 200 fly, touching in 1:44.00 at the NCAA Championships…Finished 13th in the 100 fly at the SEC Championships with a 47.45 mark…Part of the winning 400 medley relay team 

against Indian River State College…Swept both back events against Florida Atlantic, finishing the 100 back in 51.53 and the 200 back in 1:51.97 and was a part of the winning 200 medley relay team…Finished second in 

the 200 fly (1:49.64) against Georgia Tech…Took first in the 200 fly and second in the 100 fly against LSU, finishing in 1:51.67 and 50.20, respectively…Placed third in the 100 fly versus Georgia with a 49.41 mark…Won 

his first individual victory of the season when he captured the 100 fly (49.77) title against Virginia…Opened the season with three second place finishes at the All-Florida Invitational in the 100 fly (49.70), 100 back (50.97) 

and 200 back (1:51.35)…Helped lead head coach Gregg Troy to his 11th consecutive top-10 finish at NCAA’s. 

2009-10: Placed third against FAU in the 200 medley relay (1:35.54)…Finished fourth in the in the 400 medley relay (3:26.04) and sixth in the 400 free relay (3:07.34) at the Georgia Tech Invitational. 

HIGH SCHOOL: 

Graduated from Clearwater Central Catholic High School in 2009…Received Medal of Honor, President’s Education Award…2009 Advanced Placement Academic Achievement…Was a four time Letter of Scholarship for 

Academic Achievement recipient, a two time Academic All-American, a member of National Honor Society, a member of Mu Alpha Theta (Math Honor Society)…A two time Florida State Champion in the 100 Fly and 100 

Back…The 2009 St. Pete Time’s Swimmer of the Year…A five time All-American…The State Farm Athlete of the Month (November), Dairy Farmers Athlete of the Year, and a ten time record-holder for Clearwater Central 

Catholic…Coached in high school by Tim McCain. 

CLUB 

Member of Clearwater Aquatic Team, coached by Randy Reese. 

CAMERON MARTIN 

JUNIOR 

FLY/BACK 

CLEARWATER, FLA./CLEARWATER CENTRAL CATHOLIC 


2011 CAPITAL ONE ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT AT-LARGE 

SECOND TEAM SELECTION 

2011 CSCAA DIVISION I SCHOLAR ALL-AMERICA 

2011 SEC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL SELECTION 


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(Meters) 

50 Free: 24.74 (2008 FL NCSA Junior Nationals) 

100 Free: 53.99 (2009 FL Fast Friday CAT Race) 

50 Back: 27.49 (2008 FL NCSA Junior Nationals) 

100 Back: 58.79 (2009 ConocoPhillips National Championships) 

200 Back: 2:12.29 (2011 FL Shark Open) 

50 Fly: 25.76 (2008 FL NCSA Junior Nationals) 

100 Fly: 55.39 (2010 National Championships) 

200 Fly: 2:01.34 (2011 ConocoPhillips National Championships)



(Yards) 


500 Free: 4:35.24 (Florida Atlantic, 1/16/10) 


200 Fly: 1:42.80 (2011 SEC Championships) 

200 IM: 1:44.24 (2011 NCAA Championships) 


SEBASTIEN ROUSSEAU 

JUNIOR 

FREE/FLY/IM 

CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA/ABBOTTS COLLEGE 

SIX-TIME ALL-AMERICAN SELECTION 


THREE-TIME ALL-SEC FRESHMAN SELECTION 

2008 OLYMPIAN FOR SOUTH AFRICA 

HOLDS THE SOUTH AFRICAN 200 FLY NATIONAL RECORD 


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A member of the South African National Team…Holds the South African 200-meter fly National Record (1:54.51) from when he competed at the 2009 FINA World Championships, and a part of the Nation’s record holding 

800 Free Relay Team that competed at the 2009 World Championships in Rome, Italy…Swam at the 2011 FINA World Championships, narrowly missing the finals of the 200 fly as he finished 17th in 1:57.15 and part of 

the 800-meter freestyle relay team from south Africa that finished 12th…2011 Telkom South Africa National Championships 200 fly (1:57.95) silver medalist…Won silver on South Africa’s 400-meter medley relay squad 

at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in New Delhi, India…Also won a bronze on his country’s 800-meter free relay team at the same event…Swam personal-bests times at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in the 200 fly 

(1:57.45), 200 free (1:51.08), 200 IM (2:02.33) and 400 IM (4.29.07)…Times in the 200 fly (second) and 200 IM (eighth) are top-10 in school history…Competed at the 2010 Pan Pacific Championships in Irvine, Calif., finishing 

14th in the 200-meter fly (1:58.52) and 400-meter IM (4:29.07), as well as 17th in the 200-meter IM (2:03.98) and 35th in the 100-meter fly (54.88)…Competed at the 2008 Olympics as a member of the 800-meter 

free relay team that came in eighth. 


2010-11: Earned four All-America honors at the 2011 NCAA Championships, bringing his career total to six…Won his first NCAA Championship as part of the 800 free relay team, and finished seventh in both the 200 free 

and fly competitions. His 1:34.19 in the 200 fly at the NCAA Championships, is a personal-best time…Earned two All-SEC honors, bringing his career total to four…Broke both the SEC and school record as part of the 800 

free relay squad at the 2011 conference championships…Took home bronze at the SEC Championships in the 200 fly, with a 1:42.80 mark that ranks fourth in school history, and also finished fourth in the 200 IM, touching 

in 1:44.50…Captured the 200 fly title against SEC foe Auburn, touching in 1:46.04…Swam the second leg of the first-place 800 FR at the SMU Classic, while also finishing third in the 400 IM (season-best, 3:52.98) and 

fourth in both the 200 fly and 500 free…Won the 400 IM with a 3:53.92 NCAA qualifying time against Georgia Tech…Against rival Florida State, won both the 200 fly and IM, and finished second in the 100 fly…Clinched 

dual victories against LSU in both the 200 (1:38.94) and 500 free (4:31.81), while also swimming the third leg of the first-place 400 MR…Helped lead head coach Gregg Troy to his 11th consecutive top-10 finish at NCAA’s. 

2009-10: Earned the first two All-America honors of his career at the 2010 NCAA Championships by placing sixth in the 200-yard fly and 12th in the 400-yard IM…A two-time All-SEC selection as a member of the 800 

free relay and 400 medley relay UF squads…A three-time freshman All-SEC selection as the highest freshman finisher in the 400 IM, 200 IM and 200 fly after finishing third in the 400 IM and fourth in the 200 IM and fly… 

Placed second in the 200 fly vs. Auburn (1:47.62)…Won the 200 fly (1:47.97) in his Orange and Blue debut in the win over FAU. 

HIGH SCHOOL: 

Graduated from Abbotts College where he swam under Karoly Von Toros…Trained with the Vineyard Swim Club. 


(Yards) 

200 Fly: Third (1:42.82) 

200 IM: Eighth (1:44.35) 

400 IM: Seventh (3:44.18) 

800 Free Relay: Second (6:15.91) 

400 Medley Relay: Fifth 

(Meters) 

(3:08.48) 

200 Fly: Second (1:57.45) 

200 IM: Eighth (2:02.33) 

(Meters) 

100 Free: 53.12 (2011 NC Charlotte UltraSwim) 

200 Free: 1:49.44 (2011 Winter Championships) 


100 Fly: 54.88 (2010 Pan Pacific Championships) 

200 Fly: 1:57.15 (2011 FINA World Championships) 

200 Free: 1:51.08 (2010 Commonwealth Games) 

200 IM: 2:02.33 (2010 Commonwealth Games) 

400 IM: 4:29.07 (2010 Commonwealth Games)




(Yards) 

One-meter: 285.76 (Indian River State College, 2011) 

Three-meter: 306.85 (2011 Bulldog Invitational) 

SEAN SALEY 

JUNIOR 


POMPANO BEACH, FLA./POMPANO BEACH 


2010-11: Walked on to the men’s diving team in the spring semester…Took eighth in the one-meter competition (283.05) and tenth in the three-meter (career-high, 263.00) competition at the UGA Last Chance Meet… 

Finished fifth in the one-meter competition and eighth in the three meter competition against Indian River State College with a 285.76 (career-high) and 254.93 score, respectively…Made his debut as a Gator diver 

against Florida Atlantic, finishing sixth in the one-meter competition (226.06). 

HIGH SCHOOL 

Attended Pompano Beach High School and trained with the Fort Lauderdale Diving Team under head coach Tim O’Brien…Named to the Broward County All-Area Honorable Mention Diving Team in 2007 and 2008…Competed 

at the Speedo National Junior Diving Championships in Coral Springs, Fla.…Club teammates with current UF teammates Colin Bell and Anthony and Michael Lewark. 


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(Yards) 

100 Free: 48.72 (2009 FL Spring Senior Championships) 

200 Free: 1:38.61 (2010 FL Swimming Senior Championships) 


1000 Free: 9:08.58 (Auburn, 1/21/2011) 

1650 Free: 15:07.05 (2008 ConocoPhillips SCY Championships) 

200 Fly: 1:54.56 (2011 Georgia Tech Invitational) 

400 IM: 3:59.52 (2010 FL Swimming Senior Championships) 


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A member of the 2009 National Team…Competed in the 2009 Pan-Pacific Championships…The 2008 Speedo Junior National Champion in the 400-meter free, the 800-meter free and the 1,500-meter free…Competed in 

the 2008 U.S. Olympic Trials in Omaha, Neb., in the 1,500-meter freestyle…Secured trials cuts in both the 400-meter free and 1,500-meter freestyle. 


2010-11: Named to the 2011 SEC Academic Honor Roll…One of the Gators top long and middle distance swimmers…Swam a 4:21.75 in the 500 free and 15:21.32 in the 1,650 free at the UGA Last Chance meet to finish 

first and fourth, respectively…Won the 500 free, touching in 4:30.79 against Indian River State College…Captured the 1,000 free title in a personal-best 9:08.58 and finished second in the 500 free (4:28.13) against 

SEC opponent Auburn…Clinched dual victories against Florida Atlantic, winning the 200 and 500 free in 1:40.56 (season best) and 4:31.14, respectively…Won the 1,000 free (9:11.99) and finished third in the 500 free 

(4:34.14) against Georgia Tech…Claimed the 1,650 free title against LSU, touching in 15:47.14...Against Georgia, finished second in the 500 free (4:27.01) and third in the 1,000 free (9:10.72)…Opened the season at the 

All-Florida Invitational finishing first in the 500 free (4:28.67) and second in both the 1,650 free (15:36.78) and as a member of the 800 freestyle relay team. 

2009-10: Took third in the 1,000 free (9:28.36) against Indian River State College…Placed third in the 500 free (4:26.20) at the Georgia Tech Fall Invitational...Finished third against Florida State in the 1000 free 

(9:22.24)…Placed second vs. Georgia Tech in the 1,000 free (9:30.41)…Took third in the 1,000 free (9:23.69) in the season opener against Virginia. 

HIGH SCHOOL: 

Attended Newsome High School…Won the 500-yard free with a new state record at the 2009 FHSAA Class 2A State Championships and was the runner-up in the 200-yard freestyle…Was the FHSAA Class 2A 100-yard fly 

State Champion, as well as the being the runner-up in the 100-yard backstroke his junior year…Graduated with honors…Coached at Newsome by Chau Clark. 

CLUB 

A member of Brandon Blue Wave, coached by Peter Banks and Mio Vasic. 

JASON TAYLOR 

JUNIOR 

FREE 

PLANT CITY, FLA./NEWSOME 


(Meters) 

50 Free: 26.05 (2011 FL Shark Open) 

100 Free: 53.99 (2009 FL Spring Senior Championships) 

200 Free: 1:53.27 (2008 Speedo Junior National Championships) 



1500 Free: 15:34.58 (2010 National Championships) 

100 Back: 1:00.92 (2009 FG Speedo Championship Series-SZ) 

200 Fly: 2:05.61 (2009 FG Speedo Championship Series-SZ) 

200 IM: 2:14.53 (2008 FL Swimming LC SR Championships) 

400 IM: 4:37.75 (2011 FL Southern Zone Sectional C)


GATOR MEN’S BIOS - SOPHOMORES 


(Yards) 

100 Free: 46.53 (FAU, 1/15/2011) 

200 Free: 1:41.08 (2011 All-Florida Invitational) 

500 Free: 4:36.00 (2011 All-Florida Invitational) 

100 Back: 50.73 (LSU, 10/15/2011) 

100 Breast: 57.07 (2011 Georgia Tech Fall Invitational) 

200 Breast: 2:04.70 (2011 All-Florida Invitational) 


200 Fly: 1:42.13 (2011 NCAA Championships) 

200 IM: 1:43.69 (2011 NCAA Championships) 

400 IM: 3:52.22 (2011 Georgia Tech Fall Invitational) 

MARCIN CIESLAK 

SOPHOMORE 

FLY/IM 

WARSAW, POLAND/SMS KRAKÓW 

FIVE-TIME ALL-AMERICAN SELECTION 

EIGHT-TIME ALL-SEC SELECTION 

2011 FINA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP COMPETITOR 

2011 CSCAA DIVISION I SCHOLAR ALL-AMERICAN 

2011 SEC MALE FRESHMAN SWIMMER OF THE YEAR 

THREE-TIME 2011 SEC CHAMPION 

(100 FLY, 200 & 400 MEDLEY RELAY) 

POLAND NATIONAL TEAM MEMBER 


A member of the Polish National Team…Represented Poland at the 2011 FINA World Championships…Swam both the 200 fly and 200 IM on the world stage in Shanghai, China, reaching the semifinals of each race and 

recording personal best times in each event of 1:56.13 and 1:59.77, respectively…Recorded two second-place finishes at the Michigan Grand Prix in the 100 and 200 fly, while also taking ninth in the 200 IM… Took sixth 

in the men’s 200 fly (1:53.09) at the 2010 FINA Short-Course World Championships in Dubai, UAE…Also took 19th in the 200 IM and 23rd in the 100 fly in his first international finals at the Short-Course World Championships…Took 

fifth in the 200 fly at the 2010 European Championships…Won the 100 fly and came in second in the 200 fly at the 2010 Junior European Championships…Won the same events in 2009 at the Junior 

European Championships…Placed fifth in the 400 IM at the 2008 World Junior Championships. 


2010-11: Selected as a 2011 CSCAA Division I Scholar All-America Award Winner…Earned five All-America honors at the 2011 NCAA Championships, individually in the both the 100 and 200 fly, as well as the 200 IM. Also 

earned All-America honors as a member of the 200 and 400 medley relay team…Was one of two freshman to place in the top eight in four different events at the National Championships…Named the 2011 SEC Male 

Freshman Swimmer of the Year, while also picking up four All-SEC honors…Swam UF’s fastest time of the season in three individual events (100 fly, 46.03; 200 fly, 1:42.13; 200 IM, 1:43.69) and two relay events…Became 

the first Gator since Ryan Lochte in 2006, and the first UF freshman since Steve McDonnell in 1970 to win the SEC crown in the 100 fly...Part of the SEC Championship 200 and 400 medley relay teams…Captured silver in 

both the 200 IM and fly in his conference championship debut…Clinched two individual victories against Tennessee, sweeping both fly events…Won the 100 fly and finished second in both the 200 fly and 200 IM against 

SEC foe Auburn…Made his collegiate debut against Georgia Tech, capturing third in the 200 breast and as a part of the first-place 200 medley relay team… Helped lead head coach Gregg Troy to his 11th consecutive 

top-10 finish at NCAA’s. 

HIGH SCHOOL: 

Graduated from SMS Kraków where he swam under head coach Maria Jakóbik...Member of the WarszawiankaWarszawa club team. 


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(Yards) 

100 Fly: Third (46.03) 

200 Fly: Second (1:42.13) 

200 IM: Sixth, tied (1:43.69) 

200 Medley Relay: First (1:24.94) 


(Meters) 

100 Fly: Fourth (53.08) 

200 Fly: First (1:56.13) 

200 IM: Second (1:59.77) 

(Meters) 

200 Free: 1:55.70 (2011 Florida Shark Open) 

100 Breast: 1:06.79 (2011 Florida Shark Open) 

200 Breast: 2:26.41 (2011 Florida Shark Open) 

100 Fly: 53.08 (2011 Michigan Grand Prix) 

200 Fly: 1:56.13 (2011 FINA World Championships) 

200 IM: 1:59.77 (2011 FINA World Championships) 

400 IM: 4:24.91 (2011 Polish Championships)



(Yards) 

50 Free: 19.63 (2011 NCAA Championships) 



50 Back: 24.69 (Virginia, 10/11/2010) 

100 Back: 51.08 (2009 FL Gator Holiday Classic) 

200 Back: 1:58.15 (2009 FL Gator Holiday Classic) 

100 Fly: 49.79 (2010 Princeton Big Al Open) 

200 IM: 1:57.90 (2010 FL Swim Orlando YMCA Winter Open) 

BRAD DEBORDE 

SOPHOMORE 

FREE 

LONGWOOD, FLA./LAKE BRANTLEY 



2011 ALL-SEC FRESHMAN 



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(Yards) 

100 Fly: Third (46.03) 

200 Fly: Second (1:42.13) 

200 IM: Sixth, tied (1:43.69) 

200 Medley Relay: First (1:24.94) 


(Meters) 

100 Fly: Fourth (53.08) 

200 Fly: First (1:56.13) 

200 IM: Second (1:59.77) 

(Meters) 




400 Free: 4:30.43 (2009 FL TPA Orlando Open) 

50 Back: 29.77 (2009 FL TPA Orlando Open) 

100 Back: 1:00.36 (2010 FL Swimming LC Senior Championships) 

100 Fly: 58.80 (2011 FL Southern Zone Sectional C) 

200 IM: 2:15.71 (2010 FL Swimming LC Senior Championships) 



Recorded three career marks at the 2011 ConocoPhillips National Championships in Palo Alto, Calif.,…Finished 75th in the 50 free (23.24), 34th in the 100 free (49.94) and 162nd in the 200 free (1:53.83) in his first 

National’s appearance. 


2010-11: Selected as a 2011 CSCAA Division I Scholar All-America Award Winner…Qualified for the NCAA Championships as a freshman, taking home honorable mention All-America nods in the 200 and 400 free relay… 

Swam the fastest time ever by a UF freshman in the 50 free (19.63), which tied for the fastest mark of the season by a UF swimmer (Brett Fraser)…Finished third in the 50 free and sixth in the 100 free at the SEC Championships 

clocking in at 19.64 and 43.26, respectively…Was also a member of the second place 200 and 400 freestyle relay teams at the conference championships, finishing with four All-SEC honors and earning a spot on 

the All-SEC Freshman squad…Captured a pair of individual victories in the 50 free (20.57) and 100 fly (49.85) and swam the first leg of the 200 freestyle relay that finished first against Florida Atlantic…Won the 100 free 

crown against Georgia Tech, touching in 45.87…Collected four top-three finishes at the Big Al Open with a second in both the 50 (20.69) and 100 free (44.82) as well as a member of the 200 FR team and a third in the 100 

back (51.30)…Made his NCAA swimming debut at the All-Florida Invitational, swimming as a member of both the 200 and 400 FR teams that each finished third…Finished in the top-three 13 times as a contributing 

member of relay squads…Helped lead head coach Gregg Troy to his 11th consecutive top-10 finish at NCAA’s. 

HIGH SCHOOL: 

Graduated from Lake Brantley High School in Altamonte Springs, Fla.,…Trained with Patriot Aquatics under head coach Clay Parnell…Four-time high school All-American…Named to the All-County Swim Team his last 

three years, and earned All-Conference first team honors as well…Won the state title in the 200 free his senior season…Won a silver medal in the 100 free as a senior…2009 Seminole County Swimmer of the Year… 

Broke three high-school records his senior year…The Orlando Sentinel Varsity Athlete of the Week for the week of Nov. 19, 2009…Named to the Pinch a Penny Honor Roll his last three years…Lake Brantley’s most valuable 

swimmer his sophomore through senior seasons, while being the varsity swim team captain his junior and senior years…Qualified for the state meet all four years…A National AP Scholar his senior year.




(Yards) 



100 Back: 56.23 (2011 FL Swimming Spring Senior) 

200 Back: 2:15.89 (2010 FL GSC Holiday Classic) 

100 Fly: 51.79 (2011 FL Swimming Spring Senior) 

BRAD DEBORDE 

SOPHOMORE 

FREE 

ROTTERDAM, NETHERLANDS/ISKL 



2011 ALL-SEC FRESHMAN 



Recorded three career marks at the 2011 ConocoPhillips National Championships in Palo Alto, Calif.,…Finished 75th in the 50 free (23.24), 34th in the 100 free (49.94) and 162nd in the 200 free (1:53.83) in his first 

National’s appearance. 


2010-11: Finished second in the 50 free in the win over Indian River State College, touching in 21.38…Part of the 200 freestyle relay that came in second against Florida Atlantic…Swam the third leg of the 400 freestyle 

relay squad that came in third in the win over Georgia Tech…Made his collegiate debut at the All-Florida Invitational, as a part of the 200 freestyle relay that finished third. 

HIGH SCHOOL: 

Graduated from the International School of Kuala Lumpur in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia…Won gold medals in the 50 free and 400 free relay at the 2009 Interscholastic Association of Southeast Asian Schools Championships, 

while taking home a silver in the 100 fly…Set the IASAS record in 50 free, while being honored with the FINA Award for his meet-high 670 points at the meet. 


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(Meters) 

50 Free: 24.38 (2011 Speedo Junior National Championships) 

100 Free: 52.81 (2011 Speedo Junior National Championships) 


100 Back: 1:06.27 (2010 FL SZ Sectional Championships) 

100 Fly: 58.19 (2011 Speedo Junior National Championships)



One-meter: 337.66 (FAU, 2011) 

Three-meter: 378.9 (2011 Bulldog Invitational) 

Platform: 304.45 (2011 SEC Diving Championships) 

MIKE LEWARK 

SOPHOMORE 


DAVIE, FLA./AMERICAN HERITAGE 



One-meter: 336.00 (2011 Bulldog Invitational) 

Three-meter: 342.45 (LSU, 2011) 

Platform: 


321.4 (2011 Bulldog Invitational) 

2010-11: Named to the 2011 SEC Academic Honor Roll…Competed on the platform at the NCAA Zone B Diving Championships, taking 18th with a 261.10 prelim score…Scored 283.40 on the platform at the SEC Diving 

Championships, for 14th place. Took 23rd on both the one-meter (249.00) and three-meter (276.80) boards at the conference championships…Finished second on the platform with a career-best 321.40, and fourth on the 

one-meter boards (323.93) at the Last Chance Meet…Took fourth in three-meter competition in the win over Indian River State College (296.17)…Finished seventh and eighth in the one-meter and three-meter competition, 

respectively, against Georgia Tech…Made his 2010-11 debut at the Tennessee Diving Invitational, finishing 12th in platform competition…Appeared in eight meets on the year for the Gators. 

HIGH SCHOOL 

Graduated from the International Baccalaureate program of South Fork High School in 2009…Was in National Honor Society…In addition to diving, was a varsity track and field athlete…Was in Eagle Scouts…Coached 

at South Fork by Dave Suba. 

CLUB 

Member of the Indian River Divers, coached by Dave Suba. 

CHRIS JONES 

SOPHOMORE 


PALM CITY, FLA./SOUTH FORK 



2010-11: Competed at the NCAA Zone Diving Championships following the conclusion of his freshman campaign, finishing 32nd and 24th in one-meter and three-meter competition, respectively…Scored a career-high 

304.45 in the preliminary rounds of the platform competition to finish 10th. Also qualified for Zones with a 310.85 on the three-meter boards…Took second and third at the UGA Last Chance Meet in three- and one-meter 

competition, respectively…Swept both diving events against Florida Atlantic with a first-place finish in one- and three-meter competition, scoring a career-high 337.66 and 357.83, respectively…Finished third, sixth and 

eighth at the Big Al Open in the platform, three-meter and one-meter competition, respectively…Captured his first career victory against Virginia on the one-meter boards, while also taking second in the men’s threemeter 

competition…Made his collegiate debut at the All-Florida Invitational, with a 344.25 score on the one-meter boards to finish seventh out of all competitors. 

HIGH SCHOOL 

Graduated from American Heritage School in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.…Trained with Ft. Lauderdale Dive Team under head coach Dave Burgering…Named to the 2009 All-Broward second-team diving squad. 


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(Yards) 

50 Free: 21.23 (2010 MA OB Eastern Interscholastic Championships) 

100 Free: 45.26 (2010 NI Speedo Champions Series) 



100 Back: 50.76 (2010 MA GAAC Last Ditch Time Trial) 

100 Fly: 52.47 (2010 NJ Junior Olympics) 

200 Fly: 1:50.07 (2010 NI Speedo Champions Series) 


CONNOR SIGNORIN 

SOPHOMORE 

FREE/IM 

EAST WINDSOR, N.J./PEDDIE SCHOOL 

TWO-TIME ALL AMERICAN 

FOUR-TIME ALL- SEC SELECTION 


A member of the U.S. National Youth Team since 2009 in the 200 and 400 IM and 400 free…Competed at the 2011 ConocoPhillips National Championships in Palo Alto, Calif., where he finished 52nd in the 1,500 free, 80th 

in the 200 back, and recorded personal bests in both the 200 (2:03.18) and 400 IM (4:20.90), finishing 30th and 13th, respectively…Competed at the National Youth Team Mare Nostrum 2010 Meet in Barcelona, Spain, in 

June 2010… Swam on the National Youth World Cup Team in November 2009 at the Stockholm & Berlin World Cup Meets…Invited to the prestigious National Open Water Select Came in June 2009 in Ft. Myers, Fla., as 

well as the National Select Camp in January 2009 at the Olympic training center in Colorado Springs, Colo.,... A 2009 World Champion Trials qualifier in the 200, 400 and 1,500 free, along with the 200 and 400 IM…Competed 

in the 400 and 1,500-meter free at the 2008 Olympic Trials in Omaha, Neb. 


2010-11: Two-time 2011 NCAA All-American and four–time All-SEC selection…Swam in the 400 IM (3:45.82 ) and 1,650 free (15:00.13) in his National Championship debut finishing 13th and 14th, respectively…Had 

three top-10 finishes and personal-best times at the 2011 SEC Championships, taking second in the 1,650 free (14:52.11), fourth in the 400 IM (3:44.09) and 6th in the 500 free (4:18.61)…Took third in both the 200 fly 

(1:51.30) and IM (1:50.11) against Indian River State College…Won the 1,000 free and finished third in the 500 free against Tennessee touching the wall in 9:08.84 and 4:29.64, respectively…Part of the 800 freestyle 

championship relay team at the SMU Classic…Finished first in the 200 back (1:50.70) and as part of the 400 freestyle relay team, and took second in the 1,000 free (9:13.90) against Georgia Tech…Finished third in the 

200 back in back-to-back meets against Virginia and Georgia, touching the wall in 1:51.12 and 1:50.83, respectively…In his collegiate debut at the All-Florida Invitational, took home two meet titles winning the 400 IM 

in 3:57.52 and as a member of the first place 400 medley relay team, while also taking second with the 800 freestyle relay team, and individually in the 200 IM (1:52.70)…Helped lead head coach Gregg Troy to his 11th 

consecutive top-10 finish at NCAA’s. 

HIGH SCHOOL: 

Graduated from Peddie School in Hightstown, N.J…Trained with Peddie Aquatics under head coach Greg Wriede… A NISCA All-American from 2008-10…National Age Group record holder for 15 year old boys in the 

3,000-yard freestyle, while holding top-10 marks as a 15 year old in the 200 and 400 IM and 400 and 1,500 free… A New Jersey record holder for 15 to 18 year old boys in the 500, 1,000 and 1,500-yard free, 200 IM, 800 

free relay and 200 and 400 medley relay…Scholastic All-American by USA Swimming in 2008 and 2010…Team captain of his high school team during the 2009-10 campaign…Named Most Outstanding Swimmer at the 

Eastern Interscholastic Swim Championships in 2009…Received the Matthew R. Weiner ’98 Award at Peddie’s Commencement in May 2010…Awarded the Clinton I Sprout Swimming Cup for Outstanding Ability, Loyalty 

and Sportsmanship in 2008, 2009 and 2010…Owns Peddie School records in the 1,000-yard free, 1,650-yard free, 200-meter free, 1,500 meter free, and 400-meter IM President of the Latin Club and member of the Gold 

Key and Blue Key Societies…A Special Olympics volunteer from 2007-2010. 


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(Yards) 

1,650 Free: Fourth (14.52.11) 

400 IM: Ninth (3:44.09) 

(Meters) 

400 IM: Eighth (4:20.90) 

(Meters) 

50 Free: 25.15 (2010 NJ Montclair Summer Challenge) 

100 Free: 52.53 (2010 Junior National Championships) 

400 Free: 3:55.84 (2010 Junior National Championships) 

50 Back: 28.93 (2010 NJ Montclair Summer Challenge) 

100 Back: 59.09 (2010 Junior National Championships) 


100 Breast: 1:09.08 (2010 NJ Summer Sizzle XX) 




GATOR MEN’S BIOS - FRESHMEN 

SHELBY MCLEAN 

FRESHMAN 

FREE/IM 

SARASOTA, FLA./RIVERVIEW 


A member of the USA Junior National Team and 2010 Junior Pan- 

Pacific Team… Captured the gold medal in the 400 free at the 2010 

Pan-Pacific Junior Championship in Maui, Hawaii, while also finishing 

third in both the 200 and 800 free, being named the Male Performer 

of the Meet for his efforts… The 2010 Long Course Junior National 

High Point Award winner…2008 Olympic Trials participant. 

HIGH SCHOOL 

Attended Riverview High School…Trains at Sarasota YMCA under 

head coach Steve Brown…Rated the No. 2 men’s swimming recruit 

in the country by CollegeSwimming.com…Named a 2010 NISCA/ 

Speedo Swimming and Diving All-American…Named to the 2010 

Pinch-A-Penny All-State Team after winning state titles in the 200 IM 

and 500 free…Broke the national junior record with a 3:52.32 finish 

in the 400 free during the prelims of the 2010 U.S. Junior Nationals 

in Irvine, Calif.,…Won the 400 and 800 free, and 400 IM, while 

placing second in the 200 free and third in the 1,500 free…Six-time 

FHSAA state champion…Three-time USA Swimming Scholastic 

All-American…FHSAA state record holder in the 500 free, as well as a 

five-time national age group record holder…Has swum since he was 

eight years old…Chose Florida over Texas, Stanford, North Carolina 

and Georgia. 

MATTHEW CURBY 

FRESHMAN 

IM/BACK 

OVIEDO, FLA./HAGERTY 

HIGH SCHOOL 

Attended at Hagerty High School…Trained with the Blue Dolphins 

Swim Team under head coach Charlie Rose…A four-star recruit by 

Swimming World Magazine… A two-time high school All-American 

and two-time USA Swimming Scholastic All-American…Attended the 

USA Swimming National Select Camp his junior season…Captured 

the state championship in the 200 IM, 100 back and 400 free relay at 

the 2010 state meet…Won Hagerty High School’s first Class 3A state 

championship as a sophomore in the 100 back. 


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HARRISON CURLEY 

FRESHMAN 

BACK/IM 

WINTER PARK, FLA./WINTER PARK 


HIGH SCHOOL 

Graduated from Winter Park High School in Winter Park, Fla.…Won 

gold in the state meet as a Junior in the 100 Back and the 200 Medley 

Relay, and also won silver in the 100 Back his senior year…Named to 

the Orange County swim team for his last three years of high school and 

was the Orlando Sentinel swimmer of the year in the 2009 season, and 

also Varsity Athlete of the Week in the Sentinel in the same season… 

Selected as captain for Winter Park his senior year and qualified for the 

state meet in eighth grade and all throughout high school…Swam 

club for Highlander Aquatics under his father, Michael Curley…NCSA 

Junior National Champion in the 50 Back in Spring 2011, turning in a 

22.7…Named a National AP Scholar his senior year.



MATT ELLIOTT 

FRESHMAN 

BREAST/IM 

PEORIA, ILL./RICHWOODS 


A member of the USA Junior National Team for the last three 

years…A four-time senior junior national champion…Holds the 

national age-group record from 13-16 in the 200 breast…Captured 

one gold medal and two silver medals at the 2010 Junior Pan-Pacific 

Championships…Placed 14th in the finals of the 200 breast at 2009 

U.S. Nationals, the second-fastest time in American history by anyone 

under age 17…Competed at FINA-Arena World Cup meets in Berlin 

and Stockholm in 2009…Qualified for the 2008 Olympic Trials entering 

his sophomore year. 

HIGH SCHOOL 

Attended Richwoods High School…Trained with the Peoria Area Water 

Wizards under head coach Ivan Kirov…A five-star recruit by Swimming 

World Magazine…Rated the No. 14 men’s swimming recruit 

in the country by CollegeSwimming.com…The first-ever three-time 

Illinois Swimming Male Swimmer of the Year Owns five individual 

state championships and 15 state records…Won a gold medal in the 

200 IM and a silver in the 100 breast his sophomore year…The first 

freshman in Illinois state swimming history to take home gold medals 

in two events (100 breast and 200 IM) at the state swimming meet… 

Chose Florida over North Carolina, Indiana and Texas. 

COLIN HAMILTON 

FRESHMAN 

FREE/BACK 

JACKSONVILLE, FLA./THE BOLLES SCHOOL 


Finished 15th in the 200 free, 21st in the 200 back, 34th in the 100 

fly and 52nd in the 50 free at the 2010 U.S. Junior Nationals in Irvine, 

Calif. 

HIGH SCHOOL 

Attended, and swam at The Bolles School under head coach Sergio 

Lopez…An eight-time NISCA All-American…A two-time USA Swimming 

Scholastic All-American… Helped The Bolles School win a team 

state championship all four years of high school, increasing their state 

record to 23 consecutive team state championships…Member of The 

Bolles’ 2010 Swimming World Magazine Boys National Championship 

Team…Won the Class 1A state championship in the 100 and 200 free 

his senior year after winning silver in the 100 back his junior year… 

Part of The Bolles School squad that won the 2009-10 national championship, 

awarded by the National Interscholastic Swimming Coaches 

Association…Member of the Florida 1A state-record 200 free relay 

squad…Named to the 2008 and 2009 All-First Coast Team…Swam on 

the same high school team as fellow newcomer Lauren Neidigh. 


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SCOTT HEIL 

FRESHMAN 

FREE 

SKILLMAN, N.J./MONTGOMERY 


Competed at the 2011 ConocoPhillips National Championships in Palo 

Alto, Calif., to record a personal-best 1:53.69 in the 200-meter free. 

PRIOR TO FLORIDA 

2010-11 (Loyola): Swam under head coach Brian Loeffler at Loyola 

University in Maryland… Led Loyola to its third consecutive Metro 

Atlantic Athletic Conference championship with five titles… Won 

the 100 (45.01) and 200-yard freestyle (1:38.58) MAAC titles, while 

joining teammates to capture the MAAC titles in the 400 and 800-yard 

freestyle relay, as well as the 400-yard medley relay… Both his 100 

and 200 free races were school record, while his 200 free time was also 

a MAAC record. 

HIGH SCHOOL 

Set seven school records at Montgomery High School in Skillman, 

N.J… Won three county/conference championships… Team captain…Two-time 

Most Valuable Swimmer Award... All-State selection…Princeton 

Packet Swimmer of the Year… Montgomery News 

Athlete of the Month.


ZACH HERNANDEZ 

FRESHMAN 


JOHN’S CREEK, GA./WESLEYAN 

HIGH SCHOOL 

Graduated from Wesleyan School in Norcross, GA… Trained with Atlanta 

Diving Association with John Ames…NISCA All American from 

2009-2011…Georgia State Champion in 2010 and 2011…Georgia 

First Team All State 2010 and 2011…Junior Olympic Speedo Nationals 

Qualifier in 2011. 

CHRISTIAN HOMER 

FRESHMAN 

BACK 

TRINIDAD & TOBAGO/PLYMOUTH LEANDER INTERNATIONAL 


Won the gold medal in the men’s 50m backstroke at the Singapore 

2010 Youth Olympics to get Trinidad and Tobago it’s first gold medal at 

an Olympic event since Montreal (1976)…Set a national record in the 

50-meter backstroke (26.36)…Named the Trinidad and Tobago Olympic 

Committee’s Junior Sportsman of the Year and Youth Achiever of the 

Year by the Trinidad Guardian Sports Desk Awards…Selected as the 

2010 First Citizens Sports Foundation Junior Sportsman of the Year… 

A Caribbean Island Swimming Champion and Carribean Age-Group 

Swimming champion…Selected to represent Trinidad and Tobago at 

the Commonwealth Games in New Delhi, India…Nominated by ASATT 

as Swimmer of the Year in his age group…Swam under Edmund 

Pouchet with the Stingray Swim Club. 


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AUSTIN MANGANIELLO 

FRESHMAN 

IM/FREE 

MIAMI, FLA./PALMETTO 


HIGH SCHOOL 

Trained at AK Sharks in Miami under head coach Lou Manganiello… 

A junior national finalist… A 2010 and 2011 Scholastic All-American… 

Selected to the Miami Herald All-Dade County Swim Team… 

Member of the two-time state high school championship team (2010 

& 2011)… Five-time state championship finalist (as well as three relays)… 

Palmetto Senior High record holder in the 100-yard backstroke 

and 200-yard medley relay... Chose Florida because of the academic 

reputation of the school, the coaching staff and the success of the 

program.



RICKY MUNCH 

FRESHMAN 

BREAST 

CLIFTON, VA./ROBINSON SECONDARY 


A Finalist at 2011 NCSA SCY Junior Nationals...Finalist at 2009 U.S. 

SCY Junior Nationals...100 breast qualifier for 2010 and 2011 Winter 

Nationals (short course). 

HIGH SCHOOL 

Graduated from Robinson Secondary School in Fairfax, Virginia... 

Trained with Machine Aquatics under Head Coach Daniel Jacobs... 

NISCA High School All-American in breaststroke and relay events... 

Member of Robinson Secondary state championship teams in 2008-09 

and 2009-10...VHSA state finalist in 2008-09, 2009-10 and 2010-11... 

Team Captain his senior year...Awarded Robinson Athletic Booster Club 

Award for outstanding sportsmanship, character, and team commitment...Earned 

Eagle Scout rank in Boy Scouts of America. 

CARLOS OMANA 

FRESHMAN 

IM/FREE 

MIAMI, FLA./BELEN JESUIT PREP 


A 2012 Olympic Trials as well as a 2010 and 2009 World Championship 

Trials qualifier…Competed at the 2010 U.S. Junior Nationals in 

Irvine, Calif., winning silver in the 800 free, 1,500 free and 400 IM, 

while finishing ninth in the 200 IM…Holds the current 17-18 year old 

Junior National Meet Record in the 400y IM (3:47.60)…Enters Florida 

ranked No. 54 in the world in the 400 IM and No. 87 in the 1,500 

free…Holds seven Florida Gold Coast short course yard records… 

Six-time Southern Zone champion…Attended the 2011 Open Water 

National Select Camp in Ft. Myers, Fla., and 2010 National Select Camp 

in Colorado Springs, Colo.,…has been ranked in the National Top 10 

IMX the last eight years prior to attending Florida. 

HIGH SCHOOL 

Attended Belen Jesuit Prep School…Trained with Metro Aquatic Club 

of Miami under head coach Kirk Peppas…A five-star recruit by Swimming 

World Magazine…Rated the No. 15 men’s swimming recruit in 

the country by CollegeSwimming.com…Six-time individual state 

champion and five-time relay state champion…Led Belen Jesuit to 

five consecutive state championships after joining the varsity team 

as an eighth grader…Won the state championship in the 200 IM, 500 

free and 400 free relay his junior season…Two year team captain for 

the Belen Wolverines…Holds six school records (200 medley relay, 200 

IM, 500 free, 200 free relay, 400 free and 100 back)…Belen Jesuit Athlete 

of the Year for 2011…The most decorated athlete in Belen Jesuit 

Prep school history…Named The Miami Herald Swimmer of the Year 

for 2010…Four-time All-Miami dade County Swim Team selection… 

Won the La Copa Dorada Golden Cup Award in 2010….Selected Mr. 

Swimmer 2010 by the Florida Dairy Farmers Award…Chose Florida 

over Auburn and Ohio State. 


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AUSTIN RINGQUIST 

FRESHMAN 

FLY/IM 

HILLSBORO, ORE./HILLSBORO 


Qualified for the 2012 Olympic Trials in the 200 IM and 200 back 

Finished seventh in the 200 back at the inaugural 2010 Youth Olympic 

Games in Singapore…Competed at the 2010 U.S. Junior Nationals in 

Irvine, Calif Swam against the nation’s best at the 2010 Missouri Grand 

Prix, taking 16th in the 200 IM and winning the consolation final in 

the 200 back…Finished in the top 20 in the 200 back at the 2009 

U.S. Open…Placed 12th in the 200 back at the 2009 U.S. Long Course 

Junior Nationals…Recorded a top-10 finish in the 200 back at the 

2009 U.S. Short Course Junior Nationals…Won the 200 back at the 

2009 Northwest Senior Sectionals…Owned the fastest time in the 

13-14 age group in the country in the 200 back. 

HIGH SCHOOL 

Senior at Hillsboro High School…Trained with Hillsboro HEAT Swim 

Team under head coach James Resare…A five-star recruit by Swimming 

World Magazine… Earned High School All-America honors in 

2007-08 and 2008-09…Won the Class 5A state championship by setting 

a state record in the 200 IM, while anchoring two state championship 

relay teams…A two-time USA Swimming Scholastic All-American 

…Chose Florida over Michigan, Texas, Arizona and California.


BILLY SILVA 

FRESHMAN 

FREE 

GAINESVILLE, FLA./P.K. YONGE 


Qualified for the 2012 Olympic Trials in the 1,500 free. 

HIGH SCHOOL 

Attended P.K. Yonge High School…Trained with the Gator Swim Club 

under head coach Chris Oliver…A five-star recruit by Swimming World 

Magazine… One of the nation’s top distance swimmers…High school 

swim team was created as a result of Silva’s potential…Named a NISCA 

High School All-American…Captured a silver medal in the 500 free at 

the 2010 state meet…Chose Florida over Penn State. 

EDUARDO SOLAECHE-GOMEZ 

FRESHMAN 

FREE/IM 

MADRID, SPAIN/REAL CANOE 


Trained with the Real Canoe National Club in Madrid, Spain… Won a 

gold medal in the 400 IM at the European Comment Cup, while coming 

in third in the 200 IM… Captured a gold medal in the 400 IM at 

the 2010 European Youth Olympic Festival… Won the men’s 200 IM at 

the 2011 Spanish Long Course Championships… Owns 35 gold medals 

in several different age groups in Spain... Chose Florida because of the 

academics and the swimming program. 


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MATT THOMPSON 

FRESHMAN 

FREE/IM 

SEMINOLE, FLA./SEMINOLE 



Qualified for five events at the 2010 U.S. Junior Nationals in Irvine, 

Calif…Placed 15th in the 500 free at the 2009 Short Course U.S. 

Junior Nationals. 

HIGH SCHOOL 

Studied at Seminole High School…Trained with West Florida Lightning 

Aquatics under head coach Cashel Mack…A four-time NISCA 

High School All-American… Captured a silver medal in the 200 IM and 

a bronze medal in the 500 free at the 2009 state championships as a 

junior…Owns the Seminole High record in the 200 IM and 500 free… 

Florida swimming age group record holder in the 200 and 400-meter 

free…Two-time team MVP (2009 & 2010) for Seminole High… 

Named MVP of his club team…Qualified for the 1A state meet as an 

eighth grader.



THOMAS VEALE 

FRESHMAN 

FREE 

FT. LAUDERDALE, FLA./PINECREST 

HIGH SCHOOL 

Trained at Pine Crest School under head coach Jay Fitzgerald… The 

2010 state champion in the 500-yard freestyle and 200-yard freestyle 

relay… Just recently made the 2012 USA Swimming Olympic Trial 

cut in the 400 free… Silver medalist and school-record holder in the 

200-yard freestyle in 2009 and 2010… The 2010-11 Pine Crest School 

Athlete of the Year… Pine Crest Swimming MVP and team captain in 

2009 and 2010… An eight-time high school All-American… Earned 

national cuts in the 400, 800 and 1,500 free… Named the South 

Florida Sun-Sentinel Male Swimmer of the Year in 2009 and 2010… 

District champion all four years at Pine Crest… Chose Florida because 

of the coaches, team and potential in the pool and in the classroom 

DAN WALLACE 

FRESHMAN 

BREAST/IM 

NORTH BERWICK, SCOTLAND/NORTH BERWICK 

HIGH SCHOOL 

Trained at Edinburgh’s Warrender Baths Club under head coach Laurel 

Bailey… Member of the World Class Development London, Rio and 

Beyond program, designed for British swimmers who could possibly 

qualify for the 2012 London Olympics or 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics… 

Hoping to become the second Olympic swimmer to come out of 

hometown of Duns, Scotland… Set to compete at the European Junior 

Swimming Championships in Serbia this July… Qualified for the team 

at the British Gas Swimming Championships in April 2011… Spent 10 

days training in Dubai with the British Development team this past 

January… The 2011 Scottish Schools Champion in the 200 and 400 

IM… Won two silver medals at the 2010 British Gas Championships, 

while also winning two silver medals as part of freestyle/medley relay 

teams… The Scottish National Age Group Champion in 2011 with gold 

medals in the 200 and 400 IM, 200 and 400 free and 200 fly… Also 

won silver medals in the 100 fly and 1,500 free, while earning three 

gold medals on relay teams… Finalist in the 200 and 400 IM at the 

2010 European Junior Championships… Member of the Scottish Senior 

Gold Squad…Chose Florida because of the coaching staff, facilities 

and ability to chance to fully reach his potential. 


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GATOR MEN'S 2011 SEC RECAP 

DAY ONE (DIVING) 

Four Florida men competed in the prelims of the 

men’s one-meter competition. Junior Anthony 

Lewark and senior Jonathan Speed scored the first 

points of the meet for the men of Orange and Blue, 

taking 13th and 14th, respectively. Lewark finished 

the morning with a score of 292.90, while Speed 

concluded with a mark of 286.10. Making their SEC 

Championship debut, freshman Michael Lewark 

and redshirt freshman Christopher Jones took 19th 

and 23rd, respectively. Lewark scored a 277.50 in 

his debut, with Jones racking up a 249.00 mark. 

DAY TWO (DIVING) 

Junior Anthony Lewark advanced to the finals on 

the second day of the 2011 SEC Swimming and 

Diving Championships at the Stephen C. O’Connell 

Center. 

In his best finish in the men’s three-meter competition 

as a Gator at the SEC Diving Championships, 

Lewark took sixth place with a Zone provisional 

mark of 376.35. Earlier in the day in preliminary 

competition, the junior advanced to the finals with 

a Zone qualifying score of 340.50. 

In the men’s prelims, senior Jonathan Speed and 

freshman Michael Lewark also scored points for 

the men wearing Orange and Blue. Speed dove to 

a Zone qualifying score of 323.05 to finish 13th, 

while Lewark qualified for Zone with a score of 

310.85. Redshirt freshman Christopher Jones also 

competed, finishing 23rd overall (276.80). 

DAY THREE (DIVING) 

Junior Anthony Lewark reached the finals for the 

second consecutive day, taking seventh on the 

men’s platform with a score of 297.05. Lewark 

qualified for the finals by also finishing seventh in 

the prelims with a score of 316.45. 

Anthony’s brother, freshman Michael Lewark, 

along with redshirt freshman Christopher Jones, 

also scored points for the Orange and Blue with 

career-high marks. Lewark dove to a 304.45 mark 

to take 10th in the prelims, while Jones shattered 

his career best with a 283.40 14th-place mark in 

the first men’s session of the day. Senior Jonathan 

Speed finished just outside the scoring ranks, taking 

17th in the prelims with a score of 257.60. 

DAY FOUR (SWIMMING) 

The University of Florida men’s swimming team 

gained significant ground on its opponents with 

two gold-medal winning relay performances on 

the first night of swimming at the 2011 SEC Swimming 

Championships at the Stephen C. O’Connell 

Center. On the men’s side, the Gators gained 14 

points on first-place Auburn (201) to finish the 

day in third with 129 points. Day one of the finals 

ended with one American record, five SEC records, 

six O’Connell Center pool records and three school 

records 

For the eighth time in the past decade, the Gator 

men captured the gold in the 800-yard freestyle 

relay. The team of seniors Conor Dwyer, Brett 

Fraser, Balazs Gercsak and sophomore Sebastien 

Rousseau broke the SEC record with a school-record 

time of 6:13.74. The record was previously broken 

by Florida at last year’s meet by Fraser, Rousseau, 

Dwyer and former 27-time All-American Shaune 

Fraser. The automatic NCAA qualifying time was 

also an O’Connell Center pool record, and tied for 

the fastest time in school history. The time was 

the fastest in the NCAA in 2010-11 by almost nine 

full seconds. 

In addition, to the record relay time, Dwyer’s 200yard 

freestyle split of 1:31.73 broke the SEC record 

for the 200 free previously held by former Gator 

great Ryan Lochte, set at the last SEC Championships 

in Gainesville (2005). The pool record and 

automatic NCAA qualifying time was the secondfastest 

time in school history and was just one 

one-hundredth of a second behind David Walters’ 

(Texas) American and NCAA record of 1:31.72 set 

in 2009. Dwyer’s time was also the fastest time 

nationally this season by almost two seconds. 

In the first event of the evening, Dwyer and 

Fraser teamed up with redshirt-sophomore Marco 

Loughran and freshman Marcin Cieslak to capture 

the Gators’ fourth-ever 200-yard medley relay 

men’s title (first since 2005). With Auburn having 

won the last five titles, the quartet of Gators 

(1:24.94) beat Auburn (1:25.52) to the wall by just 

over half a second to break the first pool record of 

the meet. The automatic NCAA qualifying mark tied 

the school record set in 2009 and is currently the 

fastest time in the country in the event. 

DAY FIVE (SWIMMING) 

Senior Conor Dwyer broke the Southeastern 

Conference record in the men’s 500-yard freestyle 

(4:11.36) on day five of the 2011 SEC Swimming 

Championships at the Stephen C. O’Connell Center. 

The second-place Gator men trail the first-place 

Tigers, 378-308. 

The night session included three SEC records, seven 

O’Connell Center pool records, two Florida school 

records and three UF automatic qualifying marks 

for the 2011 NCAA Championships. 

The first of those automatic qualifiers came from 

Dwyer in the first finals event of the evening. The 

2010-11 U.S. National Team member broke the 

pool, school and SEC record in the 500 free with a 

time of 4:11.36, bettering his own personal-best 

time that won him the 2010 NCAA title. The time is 

currently the fastest in the country this year. 

The last automatic mark for Florida came from 

freshman Marcin Cieslak in the men’s 200-yard 

individual medley. Cieslak clocked in at 1:43.90 to 

finish second, with his time being the fastest by 

a freshman in the NCAA this season. The Poland 

native’s time was also the third-quickest mark in 

the country this year, while ranking seventh in 

school history. 

Making his SEC finals debut, freshman Brad 

deBorde brought home his first SEC medal with 

a third-place finish in the finals of the men’s 50 

free. deBorde’s time of 19.64 was the third-fastest 

time in school history, the fastest time ever by a 

freshman at UF, and the ninth-quickest mark in the 

country this season (second-fastest by a freshman). 

In the only relay competition of the day, the Florida 

male quartet of deBorde, Dwyer, sophomore Scott 

Sommer and redshirt sophomore Marco Loughran 

took second in the 200-yard freestyle relay with a 

NCAA provisional time of 1:18.28, the sixth-fastest 

in UF history. 

DAY SIX (SWIMMING) 

The University of Florida men’s and women’s swimming 

teams combined to capture five Southeastern 

Conference championships Friday on the third 

night of the SEC Championships at the Stephen 

C. O’Connell Center. In addition, Florida broke the 

men’s and women’s SEC and UF 400-yard individual 

medley records. 

In the finals of the men’s 400 IM to start the 

evening, senior Conor Dwyer broke the pool, 

school and SEC record with an NCAA automatic 

qualifying times of 3:37.75. Dwyer’s mark ranks 

third in American history behind American record 

holder Tyler Clary (3:35.98 on March 26, 2009) and 

Olympic legend Michael Phelps (3:36.26 on March 

2, 2006). 

The next event was the men’s 100-yard butterfly, 

where Marcin Cieslak won the event with a poolrecord 

mark. The freshman’s gold-medal winning 

time of 46.03 is the second-fastest time in the 

country this season and ranks third in school 

history. 

Following Cieslak’s dominance in the 100 fly, 

Florida’s next medal came in the men’s 100-yard 

backstroke, where redshirt sophomore Marco 

Loughran took home gold with a NCAA automatic 

qualifying mark of 45.70. 


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matic qualifying time of 3:04.99. The second-fastest 

time in school history was aided by Loughran’s 

45.61 backstroke split, which ranks second all-time 

at UF behind Gator great Ryan Lochte (44.60). The 

personal-best time is also the top time in the NCAA 

this year in the event. 

Picking up his own NCAA automatic qualifying time 

was Fraser, who took silver on the medal stand 

after clocking in at 1:32.60 in the men’s 200-yard 

freestyle. 

Other Gators picking up medals included senior 

captain Michael Joyce (Voorhees, N.J.) with a 

bronze in the men’s 400 IM (personal-best 3:44.07) 

and sophomore Sebastien Rousseau (Cape Town, 

South Africa) with a bronze in the men’s 200 free 

(personal-best 1:33.87). 

DAY SEVEN (SWIMMING) 

After a week of completely rewriting the University 

of Florida record books, the UF men’s swimming 

and diving team finished second at the conclusion 

of the 2011 Southeastern Conference Swimming 

and Diving Championships at the Stephen C. 

O’Connell Center. The UF men (782) just missed 

dethroning the men from Auburn (799). 

Hosting the meet for the first time since 2005, the 

Gators brought home their fair share of medals 

and records. The Gators ended the meet with 14 

conference titles won (10 men, four women), five 

SEC records set and seven school records either 

tied or broken. The Orange and Blue also posted 22 

NCAA automatic marks to close out the four-day 

conference meet at the O’Connell Center. 

Several Gators won SEC hardware for their efforts 

this past week. Senior Conor Dwyer took home SEC 

Male Swimmer of the Year, and along with Auburn’s 

Dan Mazzaferro, shared the Commissioner’s Trophy 

for the High Point Award for most individual points 

scored at the meet. Dwyer is the only swimmer in 

SEC history to take home both SEC Male Swimmer 

of the Year honors and the Commissioner’s Trophy 

in consecutive years. Marcin Cieslak was named 

SEC Male Freshman Swimmer of the Year Award, 

becoming the first Gator male since Bradley Ally in 

2006 to be honored in the men’s side. 

Freshman Connor Signorin started off the Gators’ 

final night with a second-place finish in the men’s 

1,650-yard freestyle. Signorin’s personal-best 

NCAA “B” cut time of 14:52.11 is the fastest of any 

freshman in the NCAA this season and the third 

quickest in 2010-11. Dwyer finished right behind 

him with the fourth-fastest time in the country, a 

personal-best NCAA provisional mark of 14:52.75. 

Signorin’s time ranks fourth in school history, while 

Dwyer’s time ranks sixth. 

A sweep in the 200-yard backstroke came next 

for the Orange and Blue, with redshirt sophomore 

Marco Loughran. Loughran swam the fastest time 

in the NCAA this season (1:40.11) to rank fourth in 

school history. 

Next on the podium was senior Brett Fraser who 

brought home silver with a time of 42.45 in the 

men’s 100-yard freestyle. Fraser’s mark ranks third 

in the NCAA this year and third in school history. 

Florida’s next trip to the medal stand came in 

the men’s 200-yard butterfly, where Cieslak and 

sophomore Sebastien Rousseau earned silver and 

bronze medals, respectively. The Poland native 

clocked in at an NCAA automatic qualifying time of 

1:42.45 to take second, marking the third-quickest 

time in school history and ranking second in the 

NCAA this season. Rousseau’s time of 1:42.80 is the 

third-fastest mark nationally in 2010-11 and ranks 

fourth in school history. 

The Gators’ last trip to the medal stand came in the 

men’s 400-yard freestyle relay, where freshman 

Brad deBorde teamed up with Fraser, Rousseau 

and sophomore Scott Sommer to earn silver with 

In the last men’s event of the evening, Loughran an NCAA automatic qualifying time of 2:51.93. 

partnered with Dwyer, Cieslak and senior Brett The fourth-fastest time in school history also ranks 

Fraser (George Town, Cayman Islands) in capturing fourth in the country this season. 

the men’s 400-yard medley relay title with an auto- 


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EVENT WINNERS AND 

TOP-EIGHT FINISHERS 

50 FREE 

1. Adam Brown, Auburn 19.05 

3. Brad deBorde, Florida 19.64 

4. Brett Fraser, Florida 19.66 

100 FREE 

1. Adam Brown, Auburn 41.92 

2. Brett Fraser, Florida 42.45 

6. Brad deBorde, Florida 43.26 

200 FREE 

1. Ryan Harrison, Tennessee 1:32.38 

2. Brett Fraser, Florida 1:32.60 

3. Sebastien Rousseau, Florida 1:33.87 

4. Jeffrey Raymond, Florida 1:35.38 

500 FREE 

1. Conor Dwyer, Florida 4:11.36 

6. Connor Signorin, Florida 4.18.61 

7. Jeffrey Raymond, Florida 4:23.06 

8. Balazs Gercsak, Florida 4:26.96 

1,650 FREE 

1. Martin Grodzki, Georgia 14:36.93 

2. Connor Signorin, Florida 14:52.11 

3. Conor Dwyer, Florida 14:52.75 

5. Joey Pedraza, Florida 15:03.12 

100 BACK 

1. Marco Loughran, Florida 45.70 

200 BACK 

1. Marco Loughran, Florida 1:40.11 

100 BREAST 

1. Stuart Ferguson, Auburn 53.01 

200 BREAST 

1. Brad Craig, Tennessee 1:54.24 

6. Robby Kennedy, Florida 1:57.80 

7. Eric Solis, Florida 1:58.76 

8. Mike Joyce, Florida 1:59.94 

100 FLY 

1. Marcin Cieslak, Florida 46.03 

7. Marco Loughran, Florida 47.15 

200 Fly 

1. Mark Dylla, Georgia 1:41.35 

2. Marcin Cieslak, Florida 1:42.45 


4. Cameron Martin, Florida 1:44.81 

200 IM 

1. Bill Cregar, Georgia 1:43.67 

2. Marcin Cieslak, Florida 1:43.90 


6. Mike Joyce, Florida 1:46.36 

400 IM 

1. Conor Dwyer 3:37.75 

3. Mike Joyce 3:44.07 

4. Connor Signorin 3:44.09 

6. Brian Howell 3:46.83 


1. Auburn 1:16.56 

3. Florida 1:18.28 


1. Auburn 2:49.95 

2. Florida 2:51.93 


1. Florida 6:13.74 


1. Florida 1:24.94 


1. Florida 3:04.99 

1M DIVE 

1. Michael Wright, Tennessee 416.85 

3M DIVE 

1. Daniel Mazzaferro, Auburn 415.75 

6. Anthony Lewark, Florida 376.35 

PLATFORM 

1. Daniel Mazzaferro, Auburn 475.20 

6. Anthony Lewark, Florida 297.05

FLORIDA 

SWIMMING & DIVING 

2011-12 RECORD BOOK 

2011-12 UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA SWIMMING & DIVING RECORD BOOK 



NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY 

2011: TWO TITLES 

Men (2) 

Brett Fraser (200 Free); Brett Fraser, Conor Dwyer, 

Sebastien Rousseau and Jeffrey Raymond (800 

FR) 

2010: FIVE TITLES 

Women (2) 

Gemma Spofforth (100 Back); Shara Stafford, 

Gemma Spofforth, Stephanie Napier, Sarah Bateman 

(200 FR) 

Men (3) 

Conor Dwyer (200 Free, 500 Free); Shaune Fraser 

(200 Fly) 


Women (2) 

Gemma Spofforth (100 Back, 200 Back) 

Men (3) 

Shaune Fraser (200 Free^, 200 Fly^*); Bradley Ally 

(200 IM^*) 

2008: FOUR TITLES 

Women (4) 

Caroline Burckle (200^, 500 Free*^); Gemma 

Spofforth (100^, 200 Back^) 

2007: ONE TITLE 

Women (1) 

Gemma Spofforth (200 Back) 

2006: THREE TITLES 

Men (3) 

Ryan Lochte (200 IM#@*, 400 IM*, 200 Back#@*) 


Men (3) 

Ryan Lochte (200 IM#@*, 200 Back); Ryan Lochte, 

Darian Townsend, Brian Hartley, Adam Sioui (800 

FR) 


Men (1) 

Ryan Lochte (400 IM)#@* 


Men (1) 

Adam Sioui (200 Free) 


Men (1) 

Matt Cole (200 Back) 


Women (1) 

Mimosa McNerney (1,650 Free) 


Women (3) 

Mimosa McNerney (500 Free, 1,650 Free); Allison 

Wagner (400 IM) 


Women (3) 

Nicole Haislett (200 Free, 500 Free); Janie Wagstaff, 

Shannon Price, Ashley Tappin, Nicole Haislett 

(400 MR) 

Men (2) 

Greg Burgess (200 IM, 400 IM*) 

1993: SIX TITLES 

Women (4) 

Nicole Haislett (200 Free, 200 IM); Mimosa 

McNerney (1,650 Free); Laura Booth, Vicki Stemper, 

Melanie Morgan, Nicole Haislett (400 FR@#*) 

Men (2) 

Greg Burgess (200 IM*, 400 IM) 

1992: TWO TITLES 

Women (1) 

Nicole Haislett (200 Free#*) 

Men (1) 

Anthony Nesty (100 Fly) 


Women (1) 

Nicole Haislett (200 Free) 

Men (4) 

Anthony Nesty (100 Fly); Martin Zubero (200 Back, 

200 IM); Martin Zubero, Brent Mitchell, Anthony 

Nesty, Bob Utley (400 MR) 

1990: EIGHT TITLES 

Women (5) 

Whitney Hedgepeth (200 Free); Kristen Linehan 

(100 Back, 200 Back); Stephanie Zunich (100 

Breast); Kristen Linehan, Stephanie Zunich, Whitney 

Hedgepeth, Lorraine Perkins (200 MR#) 

Men (3) 

Anthony Nesty (100 Fly, 200 Fly); Martin Zubero 

(200 Back) 

1989: SEVEN TITLES 

Women (7) 

Julie Gorman (200 Fly); Kristen Linehan (100 

Back, 200 Back); Stephanie Zunich (100 Breast); 

Lorraine Perkins, Stephanie Zunich, Dara Torres, 

Paige Zemina (200 MR); Jane Kerr, Laura Walker, 

Carmen Cowart, Paige Zemina (800 FR); Kristen 

Linehan, Stephanie Zunich, Julie Gorman, Dara 

Torres (400 MR) 

1988: 13 TITLES 

Women (13) 

Tami Bruce (200 Free, 500 Free, 1,650 Free); Julie 

Gorman (200 IM, 400 IM, 200 Fly); Dara Torres (50 

Free, 100 Free, 100 Fly); Lorraine Perkins, Stephanie 

Zunich, Dara Torres, Carmen Cowart (200 MR); 

Paige Zemina, Carmen Cowart, Debbie Daniel, Tami 

Bruce (800 FR); Lorraine Perkins, Stephanie Zunich, 

Julie Gorman, Dara Torres (400 MR); Paige Zemina, 

Carmen Cowart, Debbie Daniel, Dara Torres (400 FR) 


Women (1) 

Tami Bruce (1,650 Free) 

Men (1) 

Duffy Dillon, Sandy Goss, Paul Robinson, Troy 

Dalbey (800 FR) 

1986: NINE TITLES 

Women (8) 

Tami Bruce (500 Free, 1,650 Free); Megan Neyer 

(One-Meter, Three-Meter); Cindy Ounpuu (100 

Breast, 200 Breast); Dara Torres, Holly Green, Carmen 

Cowart, Mary Wayte (400 FR); Carmen Cowart, 

Mary Wayte, Paige Zemina, Jennie Sawyer (800 FR) 

Men (1) 

Matt Cetlinski (500 Free) 

1985: FOUR TITLES 

Women (4) 

Mary Wayte (400 IM, 100 Free); Jennie Sawyer, 

Holly Green, Joan Franz, Mary Wayte (400 FR); 

Jennie Sawyer, Joan Franz, Laureen Welting, Mary 

Wayte (800 FR) 

1984: 10 TITLES 

Women (8) 

Tracy Caulkins (200 IM#, 400 IM*, 100 Breast*, 

200 Fly*); Megan Neyer (One-Meter, Three-Meter); 

Laureen Welting, Kathy Treible, Tracy Caulkins, Mary 

Wayte (400 FR); Laureen Welting, Kathy Treible, 

Tracy Caulkins, Mary Wayte (800 FR) 

Men (2) 

Mike Heath (200 Free); Albert Mestre, Geoff 

Gaberino, Duffy Dillon, Mike Heath (800 FR*) 

1983: EIGHT TITLES 

Women (6) 

Tracy Caulkins (100 IM, 200 IM, 400 IM); Megan 

Neyer (One-Meter, Three-Meter); Theresa Andrews, 

Kathy Treible, Tracy Caulkins, Michele Kurtzman 

(400 MR) 

Men (2) 

Geoff Gaberino, Donald Gibb, Albert Mestre, Mike 

Heath (400 FR); Geoff Gaberino, Eric Boyer, Mike 

Heath, Albert Mestre (800 FR) 

1982: 14 TITLES 

Women (13) 

Amy Caulkins (100 Free); Tracy Caulkins (100 Fly, 

200 Fly, 100 IM, 200 IM, 400 IM); Megan Neyer 

(One-Meter, Three-Meter); Kathy Treible (50 Breast, 

100 Breast, 200 Breast); Theresa Andrews, Kathy 

Treible, Amy Caulkins, Andrea Cross (200 MR*); 

Michele Kurtzman, Kathy Treible, Tracy Caulkins, 

Theresa Andrews (400 MR) 

Men (1) 

Craig Beardsley (200 Fly) 


Women (3 AIAW) 

Kathy Treible (50 Breast, 100 Breast, 200 Breast) 

Men (2) 

Craig Beardsley (200 Fly); Bill Sawchuck, John Hillencamp, 

Geoff Gaberino, David Larson (800 FR) 



Renee Laravie (100 Breast); Renee Laravie, Suzanne 

Ackum, Elene Jones, Brenda Borg (800 FR) 

Men (1) 

David Zubero, John Hillencamp, Keith Dickson, 

David Larson (800 FR) 

1978: SIX TITLES 


Kim Dunson (50 Breast, 100 Breast); Renee Laravie 

(100 IM, 200 IM); Renee Laravie, Renie Mullen, 

Judy Anderson, Carol Goeke (800 FR) 

Men (1) 

Chris Snode (Three-Meter) 



Bonnie Broyles (50 Back) 



Bonnie Broyles (50 Back) 



Laura Pasternak, Barbara Thomas, Karen Stotlemeyer, 

Sue Halfacre (400 FR) 



Sue Halfacre (400 Free); Sue Halfacre, Kathy 

Thomas, Jackie White, Barbara Thomas (400 FR) 


GATOR NCAA TITLE LEADERS 

WOMEN 

NAME TITLES 

1. Tracy Caulkins 16 

2. Kathy Treible 11 

3. Dara Torres 9 

t/4. Nicole Haislett 8 

t/4. Megan Neyer 8 

t/4. Mary Wayte 8 

t/7. Tami Bruce 7 

t/7. Gemma Spofforth 7 

t/7. Stephanie Zunich 7 

t/10. Carmen Cowart 6 

t/10. Julie Gorman 6 

t/10. Kristen Linehan 6 

t/13. Renee Laravie 5 

t/13. Paige Zemina 5 

t/15. Mimosa McNerney 4 

t/15. Lorraine Perkins 4 

t/16. Theresa Andrews 3 

t/16. Jennie Sawyer 3 

t/16. Laureen Welting 3 

MEN 

NAME TITLES 

1. Ryan Lochte 7 

2. Anthony Nesty 5 

t/3. Greg Burgess 4 

t/3. Geoff Gaberino 4 

t/3. Mike Heath 4 

t/3. Martin Zubero 4 

t/7. Conor Dwyer 3 

t/7. Shaune Fraser 3 

t/7. Albert Mestre 3 

t/10. Craig Beardsley 2 

t/10. Duffy Dillon 2 

t/10. Brett Fraser 2 

t/10. John Hillencamp 2 

t/10. David Larson 2 

t/14. Bradley Ally 1 

t/14. Eric Boyer 1 

t/15. Matt Cetlinski 1 

t/15. Matt Cole 1 

t/15. Troy Dalbey 1 

t/15. Keith Dickson 1 

t/15. Donald Gibb 1 

t/15. Sandy Goss 1 

t/15. Brent Mitchell 1 

t/15. Paul Robinson 1 

t/15. t/12. Bill Sawchuck 1 

t/15. Adam Sioui 1 

t/15. Chris Snode 1 

t/15. Bob Utley 1 

t/15. David Zubero 1 

TOTAL NCAA TITLES: 

127 (Women - 87; Men - 40) 

WOMEN 

78 individual titles (67 NCAA); 24 relay titles 

(20 NCAA); 102 total national titles (87 NCAA) 

MEN 

31 individual titles; 9 relay titles; 40 total 

national titles 

AIAW TITLES: 15 (women) 

@ U.S. Open Record 

# American Record 

* NCAA Record 

^ UF Record 

AIAW - Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women

GATOR ALL-AMERICANS 

WOMEN 

NAME YEARS # 

Ackum, Susanne 78-81 3 

Allen, Virginia 78-81 12 

Anderson, Judy 77-79 6 

Andrews, Theresa 81-83 13 

Atkinson, Janelle 01-04 10 

Balla, Danielle 77-78 1 

Bateman, Sarah 09- 9 

Beisel, Elizabeth 11- 5 

Berlin, Jill 78-82 3 

Bernhardt, Vipa 03-06 19 

Booth, Laura 91-95 17 

Borgh, Brenda 78-81 2 

Boyd, Jennifer 85-86 2 

Breedy, Christine 78-81 12 

Brinson, Sidney 88-92 5 

Brossman, Juliane 86-89 5 

Brown, Rosie 79-83 8 

Brown, Summer 95-96 2 

Broyles, Bonnie 75-78 6 

Bruce, Tami 85-89 13 

Bohunicky, Jamie 10- 6 

Bullock, Karrie 96-97 3 

Burckle, Caroline 05-08 23 

Carruth, Shelly 82-85 1 

Carusone, Ashley 04-07 1 

Caulkins, Amy 79-83 22 

Caulkins, Tracy 81-84 21 

Costa-Schmid, Melani 09-10 4 

Cowart, Carmen 85-89 20 

Cross, Andrea 81-82 10 

Crippen, Teresa 09- 11 

Cross, Laura 99-01 4 

Crowe, Mandy 95-99 8 

Daniel, Debbie 85-89 6 

Devlin, Kara 85-86 1 

Dodson, Monica 08-11 5 

Dryden, Nikki 93-96 9 

Duggan, Nicole 97-00 9 

Dunson, Deane 78-79 2 

Dunson, Kim 76-79 7 

du Plessis, Renate 01-03 7 

Ellis, Jaime 00-04 16 

Ellis, Jana 87-89 7 

Ertler, Marjorie 79-81 4 

Farrell, Maureen 01-05 20 

Forrest, Lisa 82-83 1 

Franco, Barbara 92-96 4 

Franco, Claudia 93-94 6 

Franz, Joan 83-85 6 

Frega, Desiree 00-03 1 

Fuller, Debbie 84-87 4 

Gacio, Michelle 91-95 1 

Gernaat, Lynnette 81-83 5 

Gibbes, Cerian 01-02 1 

Gibney, Chantal 01-04 14 

Goeke, Carol 85-86 1 

Gorman, Julie 87-90 13 

Green, Holly 83-86 16 

Green, Meredith 02-05 3 

Grimes, Robyn 97-01 5 

Guenthner, Laurabeth 06-09 3 

Haislett, Nicole 90-94 28 

Hakannsson, Eva 79-80 5 

Halfacre, Sue 73-74 3 

Harper, Rebecca 02-05 4 

Hartley, Amanda 05-08 1 

Hazel, Beth 91-95 6 

Healy, Colleen 05-08 3 

Heckman, Dawn 95-99 14 

Hedgepeth, Whitney 89-90 7 

Hinton, Tina 92-96 3 

Hommert, Jennifer 95-99 15 

Horstead, Jill 86-90 2 

Hummer, Mary 81-85 3 

Irish, Linda 81-82 3 

Johnsen, Leisa 82-84 3 

Jones, Elene 78-80 5 

Joseph, Rachel 95-98 4 

Kemp, Elizabeth 07-10 8 

Kerr, Jane 88-92 23 

King, Patty 83-87 9 

Kurtzman, Michele 79-83 15 

Laravie, Renee 77-79 10 

Larson, Kim 06-08 5 

Lawrence, Heather 94-98 2 

Linehan, Kristen 88-92 13 

Loveless, Lea 89-91 6 

Lowe, Jemma 09-10 8 

Luthersdottir, Hilda 11- 4 

Magill, Molly 91-93 2 

Maranhao, Joanna 2005 1 

Marley, Nancy 88-92 11 

Martindale, Leah 98-02 10 

Masler, Vicky 79-82 1 

Mathieu, Alicia 11- 1 

McCully, Margueruite 77-79 1 

McLarty, Sara 01-04 15 

McCann, Katie 04-05 3 

McNerney, Mimosa 92-96 7 

Meinhard, Veronica 88-92 4 

Melgaard, Megan 98-01 5 

Merk, Denise 97-00 3 

Metzler, Whitney 96-98 1 

Miller, Karianne 80-81 3 

Miltenherger, Lenora 76-77 2 

Mounce, Mary Beth 99-01 2 

Morgan, Melanie 89-93 2 

Moses, Melisa 92-93 2 

Mullen, Renie 76-78 4 

Napier, Stephanie 07-10 8 

Neyer, Megan 82-84, 86 8 

Nickson, Natalie 98-01 1 

Niedermeyer, Andrea 91-93 1 

Nye, Jennifer 78-80 3 

O’Brien, Eileen 79-83 4 

Ounpuu, Cindy 85-87 7 

Pasternak, Laura 73-74 2 

Pavlik, Melissa 00-00 1 

Pazevic, Alana 11- 1 

Perkins, Lorraine 87-90 15 

Peterson, Sarah 07-10 1 

Pike, Natalie 05-08 14 

Price, Shannon 91-95 11 

Proud, Stephanie 07-09 6 

Quirk, Wendy 76-77 5 

Ramirez, Lily 2009 1 

Rapp, Betsy 78-82 10 

Reid, Jamie 03-06 1 

Retrum, Leah 04-08 12 

Rogers, Lindsay 09-10 4 

Rzadkowolsky, Sharon 98-01 2 

Salamone, Kara 09-10 4 

Sawyer, Jennifer 84-86 10 

Showalter, Corinne 11- 1 

Smith, Kirsten 11- 2 

Soden, Diane 75-78 5 

Spofforth, Gemma 07-10 25 

Stafford, Shara 10-11 13 

Stemper, Vicki 89-93 12 

Stotlemeyer, Karen 1974 1 

Tappin, Ashley 93-94 7 

Teague, Cara 99-03 2 

Tennison, Diane 99-03 6 

Thomas, Barbara 72-75 2 

Thomas, Kathy 1973 1 

Timmons, Beth 95-96 5 

Torey, Blazey 82 2 

Torres, Dara 85-89 28 

Trainer, Sue 95-96 3 

Treible, Kathy 81-84 28 

Tripp, Jennifer 86-89 2 

Uhle, Mary 03-05 8 

Ujevich, Jan 79-81 4 

Vanderbilt, Samantha 05-08 5 

Vincent, Dady 88-91 8 

Vollmer, Dana 06 4 

Wagner, Allison 95-98 11 

Wagstaff, Janie 93-94 11 

Walker, Amy 92-96 3 

Walker, Laura 88-90 7 

Walsh, Huddie 76-78 5 

Wayte, Mary 84-88 26 

Weiman, Candace 05-06 16* 

Welting, Laureen 83-87 2 

Werth, Karin 84-88 10 

White, Jackie 72-73 1 

Wilding, Kristin 91-95 2 

Winter, Lauren 07-08 4 

Wood, Brandy 91-94 1 

Woolger, Christi 82-86 8 

Zach, Susan 

Zalewski, Ellese 

78-80 

11- 

1 

3 

Zemina, Paige 86-89 12 

Zunich, Stephanie 88-91 20 

167 ALL-AMERICANS 1,166 

*Received four honors before transferring to UF 

MEN 

NAME YEARS # 

Ally, Bradley 06-09 23 

Ament, Jamie 91-92 4 

Armstrong, Duncan 1989 2 

Artley, Will 73-77 10 

Ballester, Jose 1991 1 

Beardsley, Craig 79-82 8 

Bittner, Brent 71-73 3 

Bonewit, Rob 92-93 6 

Borland, Jim 1954 1 

Borreca, Nick 05-06 5 

Bosbyshell, John 71-74 4 

Boyer, Eric 84-86 6 

Bradley, Matt 1972 1 

Brown, Derek 1984 1 

Bruner, Carlton 91-93 5 

Burckle, Clark 07-09 9 

Burgess, Greg 93-94 12 

Carl, Martin 1994 3 

Cetlinski, Matt 83-86 8 

Chelosky, Gary 70-73 5 

Christensen, Eric 95-96 4 

Cieslak, Marcin 11- 5 

Clarke, Stephen 93-95, 97 23 

Cole, Matt 97-00, 99 17 

Counts, Chris 95-96 10 

Crete, Ryan 09-10 1 

Dalbey, Troy 1987 6 

Davelaar, Rodion 11- 1 

deBorde, Brad 11- 2 

DeMatteis, Luca 05-07 4 

Dennison, John 89-91 8 

Dickson, Keith 77-80 16 

Dillon, Duffy 84-87 13 

Dioguardi, Tom 65-67 5 

Donnelly, Eric 99-02 9 

Dornay, Bill 70-71 3 

Drake, Phil 1957 2 

Drenik, Matt 1998 3 

Dwyer, Conor 10-11 12 

Fagler, Chauncey 1982 1 

Fairbanks, David 86-87, 89 5 

Fosdick, Scott 84-86 4 

Fraser, Brett 09-11 19 

Fraser, Shaune 07-10 27 

Frentsos, Jerry 85-87 3 

Gaberino, Geoff 81-84 15 

Gercsak, Balazs 09-11 4 

Giambalvo, Vince 1990 1 

Gibb, Donald 82-83 5 

Glassman, Mike 1988 1 

Gomez, Roberto 09-10 4 

Gonzalez, Chuy 96-97 7 

Gorre, Jason 86-88 7 

Goss, Sandy 87-90 23 

Green, Rickey 1988 1 

Greenwell, Joe 83-84 2 

Griffith, Jim 72-73 2 

Gustafson, Eric 1974 1 

Guyot, Matt 92-93 2 

Hairston, Steve 1969 1 

Hartley, Brian 04-06 10 


Heath, Mike 83-86 19 

Hillencamp, John 79-82 14 

Hornos, Paulo 96-98 1 

Hughes, Tim 05-08 6 

Jansen, Mike 00-02 7 

Jayme, Carlos 01-04 26 

Johnson, Grant 05-08 4 

Joyce, Mike 2011 1 

Justice, Sean 96-98 4 

Kaufmann, Scott 2003 1 

Kellam, Chris 01-04 10 

Kennedy, Patrick 83-84, 86 9 

Kiedel, Michael 95-96 8 

Kierstead, Kevin 70-73 4 

Kim, Bryan 99-01 5 

Kostowicz, Jim 00-02 5 

Larson, David 78-81 21 

Laugherty, Bobby 83-86 8 

Lewis, Kreg 1984 1 

Lichtner, Frank 72-73 2 

Lindsey, Gabe 96-97 3 

Linscheer, Enrico 93-94 6 

Linscheer, Giovanni 1994 2 

Livingston, Jerry 62-64 4 

Lochte, Ryan 02-06 24 

Lopez, Alex 98, 00 9 

Loughran, Marco 10-11 8 

Lusk, Ryan 99-00 4 

Maddox, Ron 81-82 5 

Mangabeira, Gabriel 02-05 18 

Marci, Steve 67-68 3 

Martin, Cameron 11- 1 

Martinez, Raul 09-10 1 

Mashburn, Mark 77-79 6 

McBride, Steve 61-62 2 

McDonnell, Steve 70-72 4 

McKee, Mark 69-71 4 

McKee, Tim 72-73 4 

McPherson, Andy 68-69 3 

Medei, Dan 1997 2 

Mellor, Steve 1994 3 

Mestre, Albert 83-86 17 

Miller, Andy 1977 2 

Miller, Kyle 78-80 9 

Mitchell, Brent 90-93 11 

Monasterio, Ricardo 00-01 4 

Mrazek, Bill 04-07 4 

Narcowich, Joel 1973 1 

Nead, Kevin 06-08 2 

Nesty, Anthony 90-92 16 

Nichols, Jeff 1996 2 

Norris, Philip 00-01, 03 4 

Norton, Matt 10- 1 

Odendaal, Hendrik 98-02 10 

Orschiedt, Peter 70-72 3 

Ostlund, Grant 79-80 4 

Pearson, Ford 89-90 7 

Pedraza, Joey 08-11 2 

Penniman, Daniel 05-08 14 

Perkins, Jimmy 68-70 4 

Perry, Glynn 78-80 6 

Pinzon, Omar 07-10 17 

Plemons, John 1973 1 

Quarry, Ed 1974 3 

Ramirez, Rob 80-81 5 

Ratliff, Will 2005 1 

Ray, David 73-74 5 

Raymond, Jeff 09-11 5 

Reeves, Frank 1995 1 

Reeves, Greg 99, 01 4 

Reeves, John 72-73 2 

Retrum, John 98 1 

Richardson, Hank 99-01 6 

Robinson, Paul 87-90 19 

Robinson, Ted 1954 1 

Rousseau, Sebastien 10- 6 

Rudolf, Roland 07-10 9 

Russo, Barry 67-68 2 

St. Dennis, Mike 79-81 4 

Sakovich, Jon 91-92 7 

Salatta, Lucas 06-07 14 


Samuels, Chuck 1977 1 

Santosefano, Charlie 1992 1 

Sawchuck, Bill 79, 81-82 6 

Schultz, Scott 02-04 3 

Sherrard, Duncan 00-02 14 

Signorin, Connor 11- 2 

Sioui, Adam 02-05 19 

Smith, Jos 06-09 4 

Smith, Kevin 1971 1 

Snode, Chris 77-80 6 

Soltis, Doug 81-84 9 

Sommer, Scott 2011 1 

Stewart, Mark 95-96 7 

Stickels, Coley 97-98 3 

Stockwell, Mark 1985 3 

Strate, Bill 1969 1 

Summers, Nathan 99-01 15 

Swift, Ryan 97, 99-00 6 

Switzer, Keith 1985 2 

Taylor, Jayme 85-88 9 

Thompson, Jason 91-93 4 

Tjin-A-Tam, Ansel 01-02, 04 6 

Towne, Alyn 91-93 10 

Townsend, Darian 05-06 8 

Tullius, Rex 06-09 5 

Turner, James 11- 2 

Utley, Bob 89-92 22 

Vidal, Rafael 82-85 6 

Volcan, Ramon 1977 3 

Wallace, Paul 85-88 16 

Welch, Corey 2005 1 

West, David 1996 3 

Whitaker, Alan 1972 1 

White, Craig 1955 1 

Wiebeck, Kris 03-05 4 

Wilcox, Jonathan 06-07 1 

Wilcox, Zach 03, 05 5 

Williams, Bruce 68-71 5 

Williams, Chuck 1978 1 

Wolfgarten, Jan 2004 1 

Work, Tobias 05-08 3 

Zielinski, Brian 1983 2 

Zubero, David 78-81 14 

Zubero, Martin 88-91 15 

185 ALL-AMERICANS 1,146 

TOP INDIVIDUAL 

ALL-AMERICANS 

WOMEN 

T1. Nicole Haislett 28 

T1. Dara Torres 28 

T1. Kathy Treible 28 

4. Mary Wayte 26 

5. Gemma Spofforth 25 

T6. Caroline Burckle 23 

T6. Jane Kerr 23 

8. Amy Caulkins 22 

9. Tracy Caulkins 21 

T10. Carmen Cowart 20 

T10. Maureen Farrell 20 

T10. Stephanie Zunich 20 

MEN 

1. Shaune Fraser 27 

2. Carlos Jayme 26 

3. Ryan Lochte 24 

T4. Bradley Ally 23 

T4. Stephen Clarke 23 

T4. Sandy Goss 23 

7. Bob Utley 22 

8. David Larson 21 

T9. Brett Fraser 19 

T9. Mike Heath 19 

T9. Paul Robinson 19 

T9. Adam Sioui 19


ALL-AMERICANS (YEAR-BY-YEAR) 

2011: 57 HONORS 

Women (38 Honors) 

Sarah Bateman (50 Free, 200 FR*, 400 

FR*, 200 MR*, 400 MR*), Elizabeth 

Beisel (200 Back, 500 Free, 400 IM, 800 

FR, 400 MR*), Jamie Bohunicky (800 

FR, 200 Free*, 200 FR*, 400 FR*), Teresa 

Crippen (200 Back, 200 Fly, 400 IM, 

800 FR), Monica Dodson (Three-Meter 

Diving, Platform*), Hilda Luthersdottir 

(100 Breast*, 200 Breast*, 200 MR*, 400 

MR*), Alicia Mathieu (1,650 Free*), 

Alana Pazevic (200 MR*), Corinne 

Showalter (1,650 Free*), Kirsten 

Smith (400 IM*, 400 FR*), Shara Stafford 

(200 Free, 800 FR, 50 Free*, 100 Free*, 

200 FR*, 400 FR* , 400 MR*) 

Men (19 Honors) 

Marcin Cieslak (200 Fly, 200 IM, 

200 MR, 400 MR, 100 Fly*), Rodion 

Davelaar (200 MR), Brad deBorde 

(200 FR*, 400 FR*), Conor Dwyer (500 

Free, 400 MR, 800 FR, 400 IM*, 400 FR*), 

Brett Fraser (200 Free, 800 FR, 200 MR, 

400 MR, 100 Free*, 400 FR*) Balazs 

Gercsak (200 Fly*); Mike Joyce (400 IM); 

Marco Loughran (100 Back, 200 Back, 

200 MR, 400 MR, 200 FR*); Cameron 

Martin (200 Fly*); Joey Pedraza (1,650 

Free*); Jeffrey Raymond (800 FR, 200 

Free*); Sebastien Rousseau (200 Fly, 

200 Free, 800 FR, 200 IM*); Connor 

Signorin (1,650 Free*, 400 IM*); Scott 

Sommer (200 FR*); James Turner (200 

FR*, 400 FR*) 

2010: 74 HONORS 


Sarah Bateman (200 FR, 50 Free^, 200 

MR); Jamie Bohunicky (800 FR, 400 

FR); Melania Costa-Schmid (500 Free^, 

800 FR, 1650 Free); Teresa Crippen (400 

IM, 800 FR, 200 Back, 200 Fly); Monica 

Dodson (Platform); Liz Kemp (400 FR); 

Jemma Lowe (400 MR, 200 MR, 100 Fly, 

200 Fly); Stephanie Napier (200 FR); 

Lindsay Rogers (400 MR, 200 MR); Kara 

Salamone (three-meter diving, platform); 

Gemma Spofforth (200 FR, 200 IM^, 400 

MR, 200 MR, 100 Back, 200 Back, 400 

FR); Shara Stafford (200 FR, 50 Free, 400 

MR, 800 FR, 100 Free, 400 FR) 


Conor Dwyer (500 Free, 400 MR, 200 MR, 

200 Free, 800 FR, 100 Free ^, 400 FR); 

Brett Fraser (200 FR, 400 MR 200 MR, 200 

Free, 800 FR, 100 Free ^, 400 FR); Shaune 

Fraser (200 FR, 200 IM, 400 MR, 200 Free, 

800 FR, 200 Fly, 400 FR); Balazs Gercsak 

(500 Free); Roberto Gomez (200 FR, 

400 FR); Marco Loughran (200 MR, 100 

Back, 200 Back); Matt Norton (200 FR); 

Omar Pinzon ( 200 IM, 400 MR, 200 MR, 

100 Back, 200 Back); Jeff Raymond (200 

Free^, 800 FR); Sebastien Rousseau 

(400 IM^, 200 Fly); Roland Rudolf (200 

Back^) 

2009: 71 HONORS 


Sarah Bateman (200 FR*); Melani 

Costa-Schmid, (800 FR*); Teresa 

Crippen (200 back, 400 IM, 800 FR*); 

Monica Dodson (Platform*); Laurabeth 

Guenthner (1,650 free, 500 free*); Liz 

Kemp (400 MR*, 400 FR*, 800 FR*); 

Jemma Lowe (100 fly, 200 fly, 300 MR, 

400 MR*); Stephanie Napier (200 MR, 

200 FR*, 400 FR*); Stephanie Proud (400 

IM, 200 back, 400 FR*, 800 FR*); Lily 

Ramirez (200 FR*); Lindsay Rogers (200 

MR, 400 MR*); Kara Salamone (Platform, 

One-meter*); Gemma Spofforth (200 IM, 

100 back, 200 back, 200 MR, 200 FR*, 

400 MR*, 400 FR*) 

Men (37 honors) 

Bradley Ally (200 IM, 400 IM, 200 FR, 

400 MR, 200 fly*); Clark Burckle (400 IM, 

200 breast, 200 MR, 400 MR); Ryan Crete 

(1650 free*); Brett Fraser (200 FR, 200 

MR, 400 FR, 100 free*, 200 free*, 800 

FR*); Shaune Fraser (200 free, 200 fly, 

200 IM, 400 FR, 400 MR, 800 FR*); Balazs 

Gercsak (500 free, 800 FR*); Roberto 

Gomez (400 FR, 200 FR*); Raul Martinez 

(200 FR*); Omar Pinzon (100 back, 200 

back, 200 IM, 200 MR, 400 MR); Jeff 

Raymond (800 FR*); Rex Tullius (100 

back, 200 MR, 200 FR, 200 back*) 

2008: 72 HONORS 

Women (34 honors) 

Caroline Burckle (500 Free, 400 MR, 200 

Free, 200 MR (p), 800 FR, 100 Free, 400 

FR*); Gemma Spofforth (200 IM*, 200 

FR*, 400 MR, 100 back, 200 MR, 200 

back, 400 FR*); Colleen Healy (200 FR*, 

400 MR, 200 MR); Stephanie Napier (200 

FR*, 200 MR); Natalie Pike (200 FR*, 400 

MR, 200 FR, 400 FR*); Stephanie Proud 

(400 IM, 200 back); Samantha Vanderbilt 

(100 back*); Amanda Hartley (200 MR); 

Leah Retrum (800 FR, 200 back, 400 

IM*); Liz Kemp (800 FR, 400 FR*); Monica 

Dodson (platform); Laurabeth Guenthner 

(1,650 free) 


Roland Rudolf (500 free*, 800 FR, 200 

back, 400 FR*); Omar Pinzon (200 IM*, 

400 MR, 200 MR*, 100 back, 200 back); 

Bradley Ally (200 IM *, 200 FR(p)*, 400 

IM, 800 FR*, 200 breast*, 400 FR*); 

Shaune Fraser (200 IM*, 200 FR(p)*, 400 

MR, 200 free, 800 FR, 200 MR(p)*, 200 

fly); Jos Smith (200 FR HM, 400 FR*); 

Daniel Penniman (200 FR*, 400 MR, 400 

FR*); Clark Burckle (400 MR, 200 MR(p)*, 

400 IM, 200 breast); Joey Pedraza (200 

MR*); Tim Hughes (200 MR*, 200 fly*, 

400 FR(p)*); Rex Tullius (200 back*); 

Grant Johnson (400 FR*); Tobias Work 

(1,650 free*) 

2007: 75 HONORS 


Caroline Burckle (200 free, 500 free, 

200 FR (p), 200 MR*, 400 MR, 400 FR, 

800 FR); Elizabeth Kemp (200 FR*, 400 

FR); Kim Larson (500 free*, 1,650 free 

*, 800 FR); Stephanie Napier (200 FR*, 

200 MR*); Sarah Peterson (100 back*); 

Natalie Pike (200 free*, 400 MR, 200 FR*, 

400 FR, 800 FR); Leah Retrum (200 back, 

200 IM*, 800 FR); Gemma Spofforth 

(100 back, 200 back, 200 MR*, 400 MR); 

Lauren Winter (200 MR*, 400 MR, 200 

FR*, 400 FR). 


Bradley Ally (200 breast, 200 IM, 400 

IM, 200 FR (p) 400 FR, 400 MR); Clark 

Burckle (200 breast*); Luca De Matteis 

(200 breast*); Shaune Fraser (200 free*, 

200 fly, 200 IM, 200 FR (p), 400 FR, 800 

FR, 200 MR*); Tim Hughes (200 fly*, 200 

FR, 200 MR); Grant Johnson (200 free*, 

200 FR, 800 FR); Bill Mrazek (200 breast, 

200 MR*); Kevin Nead (400 IM*); Daniel 

Penniman (200 FR, 400 FR, 200 MR*, 400 

MR); Omar Pinzon (200 back*, 200 MR*); 

Roland Rudolf (200 free*, 500 free*, 200 

back, 800 FR); Lucas Salatta (200 back, 

200 IM, 400 IM, 200 FR (p), 400 FR (p), 

800 FR, 400 MR); Jos Smith (200 FR, 400 

FR); Tobias Work (500 free*, 1,650 free*). 

2006: 62 HONORS 


Caroline Burckle (500 free, 800 FR, 400 

FR*); Candace Weiman (100 fly, 200 

fly, 200 IM*, 200 MR*, 400 MR*); Vipa 

Bernhardt (100 breast, 200 breast, 200 

IM*, 400 FR*, 200 MR*, 400 MR*); Dana 

Vollmer ( 800 FR, 400 FR*, 200 FR*, 200 

MR*); Natalie Pike (800 FR, 400 FR*, 200 

FR*, 400 MR*); Kim Larson (800 FR, 200 

FR*); Samantha Vanderbilt (200 FR*, 200 

MR*, 400 MR*). 


Nick Borreca (200 FR*, 200 MR, 400 FR); 

Daniel Penniman (200 FR*, 400 MR, 200 

MR, 400 FR); Bradley Ally (200 FR*, 200 

IM, 400 MR, 400 IM, 800 FR, 200 breast*); 

Lucas Salatta (200 FR*, 200 IM*, 400 

MR, 200 MR, 100 back*, 800 FR, 200 

back); Darian Townsend (200 FR*, 400 

FR); Brian Hartley (500 free*, 400 IM*, 

800 FR, 200 back*); Ryan Lochte (200 IM, 

400 MR, 400 IM, 800 FR, 200 back, 400 

FR); Jonathan Wilcox (1M diving); Luca 

DeMatteis (200 MR, 200 breast*) 

2005 : 75 HONORS 


Vipa Bernhardt (400 MR, 200 MR, 100 

breast, 200 breast); Caroline Burckle 

(400 MR, 200 free, 500 free, 200 FRp, 

400 FR, 800 FR); Maureen Farrell (200 

FR, 400 MR, 200 MR, 100 back, 200 Back, 

400 FR, 800 FR); Meredith Green (1,650 

free); Rebecca Harper (200 fly*); Joanna 

Maranhao (400 IM); Katie McCann (400 

IM, 200 IM*); Natalie Pike (200 FR); Leah 

Retrum (200 IM, 400 IM, 200 back, 400 

FRp, 800 FR); Mary Uhle (200 FR, 400 FR, 

800 FR); Samantha Vanderbilt (200 MR); 

Candace Weiman (200 MR, 400 MR, 200 

FR, 400 FR, 200 IM*, 100 fly, 200 fly) 


Nick Borreca (200 FR, 400 FR); Luca 

DeMatteis (200 Breast); Brian Hartley 

(400 IM, 800 FR, 500 freestyle, 200 Back); 

Ryan Lochte (100 Back, 200 Back, 200 IM, 

200 MR, 400 MR, 400 FR, 800 FR); Gabriel 

Mangabeira (200 FR, 200MR, 400 MR); 

Daniel Penniman (200 FR, 200 MR, 400 

FR); Will Ratliff (200 MR); Adam Sioui 

(200 FR, 200 Fly, 200 Free, 400 FR, 800 

FR); Darian Townsend (200 FR, 400 MR, 

400 FR, 800 FR, 100 Free, 200 Free); Corey 

Welch (400 MR); Kris Wiebeck (200 Back); 

Zach Wilcox (1M Diving, 3M Diving) 

2004: 69 HONORS 


Vipa Bernhardt (400m MR*, 100m 

breast, 200m MR*, 200m breast); Ashley 

Carusone (400m IM*); Jaime Ellis (200m 

FR, 200m IM, 400m MR*, 200m free*, 

200m MR*, 800m FR, 400m FR); Maureen 

Farrell (200m FR, 400m MR*, 100m 

back*, 200m MR, 400m FR, 200m back); 


Chantal Gibney (200m FR, 200m MR*, 

800m FR, 400m FR); Rebecca Harper 

(400m MR*); Katie McCann (200m IM*); 

Sara McLarty (400m free, 400m IM, 800m 

FR, 1,500m free); Leah Retrum (200m 

back); Mary Uhle (200m FR, 200m free*, 

800m FR, 400m FR) 


Brian Hartley (400m free*, 800m FR); 

Carlos Jayme (50m free*, 100m free, 

200m free*, 200m FR, 400m FR, 200m 

MR*, 400m MR); Chris Kellam (100m 

back*, 200m back, 200m MR*, 400m 

MR); Ryan Lochte (200m fly*, 200m IM, 

400m IM, 200m FR, 400m FR, 800m FR); 

Gabriel Mangabeira (100m fly*, 100m 

back*, 200m FR, 400m FR, 200m MR*, 

400m MR); Bill Mrazek (200m MR*, 400m 

MR); Scott Schultz (400m FR); Adam Sioui 

(200m free, 200m fly, 200m FR, 400m FR, 

800m FR); Ansel Tjin-A-Tam (200m MR*); 

Kris Wiebeck (800m FR); Jan Wolfgarten 

(1,500m free) 

2003: 66 HONORS 


Vipa Bernhardt (100 Breast, 200 Breast, 

200 MR, 400 MR, 200 IM*); Renate 

duPlessis (200 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR, 100 

Fly, 100 Back, 400 FR*); Jaime Ellis (800 

FR, 200 IM*); Maureen Farrell (200 FR, 

200 MR, 400 MR, 200 Back, 100 Back*, 

400 FR*); Chantal Gibney (200 FR, 400 

MR, 800 FR, 400 FR*); Meredith Green 

(1,650 Free*); Rebecca Harper (200 Fly*); 

Sara McLarty (500 Free, 1,650 Free, 400 

IM, 800 FR, 400 FR*); Jamie Reid (200 

Back); Cara Teague (200 MR); Diane Tennison 

(200FR); Mary Uhle (800 FR) 


Carlos Jayme (200 FR, 400 MR, 50 Free*, 

800 FR, 200 MR*, 100 Free*, 400 FR); 

Scott Kaufmann (1,650 Free*); Chris Kellam 

(400 MR, 200 MR*, 200 Back); Ryan 

Lochte (200 IM, 200 FR, 400 IM, 800 FR, 

1,650 Free); Gabriel Mangabeira (200 FR, 

400 MR, 200 MR, 400 FR); Philip Norris 

(400 MR, 200 MR); Scott Schultz (400 FR); 

Adam Sioui (200 FR, 800 FR, 200 Free, 

400 FR); Kris Wiebeck (800 FR, 200 Free*); 

Zach Wilcox (One-Meter, Three-Meter*, 

Platform*) 

2002: 59 HONORS 


Janelle Atkinson (500 Free, 1,650 Free, 

800 FR, 400 FR); Renate du Plessis (200 

MR); Jaime Ellis (200 FR, 800 FR); Maureen 

Farrell (200 FR); Cerian Gibbes (200 

MR); Chantal Gibney (200 FR, 800 FR, 400 

FR); Meredith Green (1,650 Free); Rebecca 

Harper (200 Fly); Leah Martindale 

(200 FR, 200 MR, 400 FR); Sara McLarty 

(400 IM, 1,650 Free, 800 FR); Cara Teague 

(200 MR); Diane Tennison (400 FR) 


Eric Donnelly (200 IM, 400 IM); Mike 

Jansen (400 MR, 100 Back*, 200 Back); 

Carlos Jayme (50 Free*, 100 Free*, 200 

FR, 400 FR, 800 FR, 400 MR); Chris Kellam 

(100 Back*, 200 Back); Jim Kostowicz 

(200 FR, 200 MR*); Gabriel Mangabeira 

(100 Fly*, 200 FR, 400 FR, 200 MR*, 400 

MR); Hendrik Odendaal (50 Free*, 100 

Free, 200 FR, 400 FR, 200 MR*); Scott 

Schultz (800 FR); Duncan Sherrard (200 

IM, 400 IM, 200 Fly, 800 FR); Adam Sioui 

(200 Fly*, 200 Free, 500 Free*, 400 FR, 

800 FR); Ansel Tjin-A-Tam (200 MR*, 

400 MR) 

2001: 66 HONORS 


Janelle Atkinson (200 Free, 500 Free, 

1,650 Free, 400 FR, 800 FR); Laura Cross 

(800 FR); Jaime Ellis (200 IM*, 400 IM, 

1,650 Free*, 200 FR, 400 FR); Chantal 

Gibney (200 FR, 400 FR, 800 FR); Leah 

Martindale (50 Free, 100 Free, 200 FR, 

400 FR); Sara McLarty (500 Free, 1,650 

Free, 400 IM*); Megan Melgaard (800 

FR); Sharon Rzadkowolsky (1650 Free*); 

Diane Tennison (200 FR). 


Eric Donnelly (200 Fly*, 400 IM, 800 

FR); Chris Kellam (200 Back*); Bryan 

Kim (400 IM*); Mike Jansen (200 Back*, 

200 MR*, 400 MR*); Carlos Jayme (100 

Free, 400 FR, 200 MR*, 800 FR, 200 FR, 

500 Free*); Jim Kostowicz (200 FR); 

Ricardo Monasterio (1,650 Free*, 500 

Free*); Philip Norris (400 MR*); Hendrik 

Odendaal (400 FR, 200 FR, 200 MR*); 

Greg Reeves (200 Fly, 400 IM, 200 

IM*); Hank Richardson (Three-meter, 

Platform*); Duncan Sherrard (200 Fly, 

400 FR, 800 FR, 100 Fly*, 200 IM*, 400 

MR*, 200 MR*); Nathan Summers (100 

Free*, 400 FR, 100 Back*, 800 FR, 200 

FR, 400 MR*); Ansel Tjin-A-Tam (200 

Breast*, 200 MR*, 100 Breast*). 

2000: 56 HONORS 


Laura Cross (200m FR*, 400m FR*, 

800m FR*), Nicole Duggan (200m FR*, 

400m FR*, 800m FR*), Desiree Frega 

(200m MR*), Robyn Grimes (Onemeter, 

Three-meter*), Leah Martindale 

(200m FR*, 400m FR*, 200m MR*), 

Mary Beth Mounce (200m back*, 200 

MR*), Melissa Pavlik (800m FR*), 

Sharon Rzadkowolsky (1,500m free*), 

Diane Tennison (200m FR*, 800m FR*, 

200m MR*) 


Matt Cole (200m Back, 200m MR*, 

400m FR*, 400m MR*), Eric Donnelly 

(400m IM, 800 FR*), Mike Jansen (200 

Back), Bryan Kim (400m IM*, 800 

FR*), Jim Kostowicz (200m FR), Alex 

Lopez (200m FR, 100m Breast*, 200m 

Breast*, 200m MR*, 400m MR*, 400 

FR*), Ryan Lusk (200m IM*, 400m IM*, 

800 FR*), Ricardo Monasterio (1,500m 

Free*, 400m Free*), Philip Norris (200m 

Breast*), Hendrik Odendaal (400m 

FR*), Hank Richardson (Platform, Threemeter*), 

Duncan Sherrard (200m Fly, 

400 MR*, 800 FR*), Nathan Summers 

(200m FR, 100m Free*, 400 MR* 50 

free*, 200 MR*, 400 FR*), Ryan Swift 

(200m FR, 200m MR*, 400m FR*) 

1999: 42 HONORS 


Mandy Crowe (400 MR, 100 and 200 

Back*), Nicole Duggan (400 FR, 800 FR, 

400 MR), Dawn Heckman (500 Free, 

1,650 Free, 400 FR, 800 FR, 400 MR), 

Jennifer Hommert (200 IM, 400 IM, 200 

Back, 400 FR, 800 FR, 400 MR), Megan 

Melgaard (500 Free, 1,650 Free, 400 

FR, 800 FR)



Matt Cole (200 Back, 100 Back*, 400 FR*, 

800 FR*, 400 MR*); Eric Donnelly (400 

IM*, 800 FR*); Paulo Hornos (200 FR*); 

Bryan Kim (800 FR*, 400 MR*); Ryan Lusk 

(800 FR*); Hendrik Odendaal (200 FR*, 

400 FR*); Greg Reeves (400 MR*); Hank 

Richardson (Platform, Three-Meter*); 

Nathan Summers (200 FR*, 400 FR*, 400 

MR*); Ryan Swift (200 FR*, 400 FR*). 

1998: 38 HONORS 


Karrie Bullock (400 FR, 400MRp); 

Mandy Crowe (100 Back, 400 MR); 

Nicole Duggan (400 FR, 400 MR, 800 FR); 

Robyn Grimes (One-Meter, Three-Meter, 

Platform); Dawn Heckman (400 FR, 400 

MR, 800 MR); Jennifer Hommert (200 IM, 

400 IM, 800 FR); Heather Lawrence (Onemeter, 

Three-meter); Denise Merk (200 

breast, 400 FR, 400 MR); Allison Wagner 

(200 IM, 400 IM, 800 FR, 400 FRp) 


Matt Cole (200MR*, 400 MR*, 800 MR*); 

Matt Drenik (200 MR*, 400 MR*, 800 

FR*); Jason Hornbeck (200 MR*); Sean 

Justice (500 free*); Alex Lopez (200 MR*, 

400 MR*, 800 FR*); John Retrum (800 

FR*); Coley Stickels (200 MR*, 400 MR*). 

1997: 29 HONORS 


Karrie Bullock (100 Breast*); Mandy 

Crowe (100 Back); Dawn Heckman (200 

Free*, 500 Free, 800 FR*); Jennifer Hommert 

(400 IM, 800 FR*); Rachel Joseph 

(800 FR*); Whitney Metzler (800 FR*) 


Stephen Clarke (100 Fly*, 200 FR*, 800 

FR*, 200 MR*, 400 MR*); Matt Cole (200 

Back*, 200 FR*, 800 FR*, 200 MR*, 400 

MR*); Chuy Gonzalez (100 Fly, 200 MR*, 

400 MR*); Sean Justice (1,650 Free, 800 

FR*); Gabe Lindsey (800 FR*); Dan Medei 

(200 MR*, 400 MR*); Coley Stickels (200 

FR*); Ryan Swift (200 FR*) 

1996: 67 HONORS 


Summer Brown (One-Meter, Three- 

Meter); Mandy Crowe (100m Back*, 

400m MR*); Nikki Dryden (200m Back*, 

800m FR); Barbara Franco (200m Fly); 

Dawn Heckman (500m Free*, 1,650m 

Free*, 800m FR); Tina Hinton (200m FR*, 

200m MR*); Jennifer Hommert (200m 

IM*, 400m IM*, 200m MR*, 400m FR*); 

Rachel Joseph (200m IM*, 200m Back, 

200m MR*); Mimosa McNerney (500m 

Free*, 1,650m Free, 800m FR); Beth Timmons 

(100m Fly*, 200m FR*, 400m FR*, 

200m MRp*, 400m MR*); Sue Trainer 

(200m FR*, 400m FR*, 400m MR*); Allison 

Wagner (200m IM, 400m IM, 200m 

Fly*, 400m FR*, 800m FR, 200m MR*, 

400m MR*); Amy Walker (200m FR*, 

400m FR*, 200m MR*) 


Eric Christensen (400m IM, 800m FR*, 

400m MR*); Chris Counts (200m IM*, 

200m Free*, 200m Fly*, 800m FR*, 200m 

MR*, 400m MR*); Chuy Gonzalez (100m 

Fly, 200m Fly*, 200m MR*, 400m MR*); 

Sean Justice (1,650m Free*); Michael Kiedel 

(200m Free*, 800m FR*, 200m MR*); 

Gabe Lindsey (1,650m Free*, 800m FR*); 

Jeff Nichols (Three-Meter*, Platform*); 

Mark Stewart (100m Breast, 200m MR*, 

400m MR*); David West (One-Meter*, 

Three-Meter*, Platform*) 

1995: 43 HONORS 


Laura Booth (200 FR*, 800 FR); Nikki 

Dryden (500 Free, 1,650 Free*, 200 FR*, 

800 FR); Barbara Franco (200 Fly, 200 

FR*); Beth Hazel (200 Back, 200 Fly*, 200 

FR*); Heather Lawrence (One-Meter*); 

Mimosa McNerney (500 Free, 1,650 Free, 

800 FR); Allison Wagner (200 IM, 400 IM, 

200 Breast, 200 FR*, 800 FR); Amy Walker 

(400 IM, 200 Fly*) 


Eric Christensen (400 IM*); Stephen 

Clarke (100 Fly*, 200 IM*, 400 FR*, 800 

FR*, 200 MR*, 400 MR*); Chris Counts 

(400 FR*, 800 FR*, 200 MR*, 400 MR*); 

Michael Kiedel (500 Free*, 400 FR*, 800 

FR*, 200 MR*, 400 MR*); Frank Reeves 

(800 FR*); Mark Stewart (100 Breast*, 

400 FR*, 200 MR*, 400 MR*) 

1994: 63 HONORS 


Laura Booth (200 FR, 400 FR, 800 FR, 400 

MRp); Nikki Dryden (500 Free, 1,650 Free, 

800 FR); Claudia Franco (100 Free*, 200 

Free*, 200 FR, 400 FR, 800 FR, 200 MR); 

Barbara Franco (200 Fly); Nicole Haislett 

(100 Free, 200 Free, 500 Free, 200 FR, 400 

FR, 800 FR, 400 MR); Mimosa McNerney 

(1,650 Free*); Shannon Price (200 IM, 

100 Breast, 200 MR, 400 MR); Ashley 

Tappin (50 Free*, 100 Free, 200 Free, 

200 FR, 400 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR); Janie 

Wagstaff (100 Fly, 200 Fly, 100 Back, 200 

MR, 400 MR) 


Greg Burgess (200 IM, 400 IM, 200 Back, 

200 FR, 400 FR, 800 FR, 200 MR*); Martin 

Carl (200 FR, 800 FR, 200 MR*); Stephen 

Clarke (100 Fly, 100 Free, 200 FR, 400 

FR, 800 FR, 200 IM*, 200 MR*); Enrico 

Linscheer (200 FR, 400 FR, 200 MR*); 

Giovanni Linscheer (400 FR, 200 MR*); 

Steven Mellor (800 FR, 500 Free*, 1,650 

Free*) 

1993: 68 HONORS 


Laura Booth (50 Free, 100 Free, 200 FR, 

400 FR, 800 FR, 200 MR); Barbara Franco 

(400 MR, 200 Fly*); Michelle Gacio (400 

IM*); Nicole Haislett (100 Free, 200 Free, 

200 IM, 200 FR, 400 FR, 800 FR, 400 

MR); Beth Hazel (400 MR, 100 Fly*, 200 

Back*); Tina Hinton (200 FR); Mimosa 

McNerney (1,650 Free, 500 Free*); Melanie 

Morgan (400 MR, 400 FR); Melisa 

Moses (One Meter, Three Meter*); Andrea 

Niedermeyer (200 MR); Shannon Price 

(100 Breast, 400 MR, 200 Breast*); Vicki 

Stemper (200 FR, 400 FR, 800 FR, 100 

Free*, 200 Free*); Janie Wagstaff (200 

Fly, 100 Back, 200 Back, 800 FR, 200 

MR, 400 MR); Kristin Wilding (500 Free, 

1,650 Free*) 


Rob Bonewit (200 FR, 200 MR*); Carlton 

Bruner (1,650 Free, 800 FR*); Greg 

Burgess (200 IM, 400 IM, 200 Back, 400 

FR*, 800 FR*); Stephen Clarke (100 Free, 

200 FR, 400 FR*, 800 FR*, 200 MR*); Matt 

Guyot (200 FR); Enrico Linscheer (200 

FR, 400 FR*, 200 MR*); Brent Mitchell 

(100 Breast*, 200 MR*); Jason Thompson 

(One-Meter, Platform); Alyn Towne (200 

FR, 400 FR*, 800 FR) 

1992: 67 HONORS 


Sidney Brinson (200m Back); Laura Booth 

(200m FR, 400m FR, 800m FR, 200m MR, 

200m IM*); Beth Hazel (200m Back*, 

100m Fly*, 200m Fly*); Nicole Haislett 

(100m Free, 200m Free, 200m IM, 200m 

FR, 400m FR, 800m FR, 400m MR); Jane 

Kerr (200m FR, 400m FR, 800m FR, 200m 

MR, 100m Free*, 200m Free*); Molly 

Magill (500m Free*, 1,650m Free*); 

Veronica Meinhard (200m MR, 400m 

MR, 100m Back*); Shannon Price (100m 

Breast, 200m Breast, 200m MR, 400m 

MR); Vicki Stemper (200m FR, 400m FR, 

100m Free*); Laura Walker (400m MR, 

800m FR, 200m Free*); Brandy Wood 

(400m IM*) 


Jamie Ament (200m FR, 400m FR*); Rob 

Bonewit (200m FR, 400m FR*, 200m MR, 

400m MR); Carlton Bruner (1,650m Free); 

Matt Guyot (200m FR); Brent Mitchell 

(100m Breast, 200m Breast*, 200m MR, 

400m MR); Anthony Nesty (100m Fly, 

200m Fly, 800m FR*, 200m MR, 400m 

MR); Jon Sakovich (500m Free*, 1,650m 

Free*, 800m FR*); Charlie Santostefano 

(800m FR*); Jason Thompson (Platform*); 

Alyn Towne (200m FR, 400m FR*, 

200m MR); Bob Utley (200m Free, 400m 

FR*, 800m FR*, 400m MR) 

1991: 73 HONORS 


Sidney Brinson (200 Back, 100 Back*); 

Nicole Haislett (50 Free, 100 Free, 200 

Free, 200 FR, 400 FR, 800 FR, 400 MR); 

Jane Kerr (200 IM, 100 Free*, 200 Free*, 

200 FR, 800 FR, 400 FR, 200 MR); Kristen 

Linehan (100 Back, 200 Back, 800 FR, 

200 MR, 400 MR); Veronica Meinhard 

(200 Back*); Lorraine Perkins (100 Back, 

200 Back); Vicki Stemper (100 Free*, 200 

FR, 400 FR, 200 MR); Dady Vincent (200 

Free*, 200 Fly*, 400 MR, 800 FR, 400 FR); 

Stephanie Zunich (100 Breast, 200 MR, 

400 MR) 


Jamie Ament (400 FR*, 800 FR*); Jose 

Ballester (200 Fly*); Carlton Brunner 

(1,650 Free, 800 FR*); John Dennison (50 

Free*, 400 FR*, 200 FR, 200 MR); Brent 

Mitchell (100 Breast, 200 Breast*, 400 

MR); Anthony Nesty (100 Fly, 200 Fly, 

200 MR, 400 MR, 200 FR); Jon Sakovich 

(200 Free*, 500 Free, 1,650 Free*, 800 

FR*); Jason Thompson (Platform*); Alyn 

Towne (100 Free*, 200 FR, 400 FR*, 200 

MR; Bob Utley (100 Free*, 200 Free, 200 

FR, 400 FR*, 800 FR*, 400 MR); Martin 

Zubero (100 Back, 200 Back, 200 IM, 200 

MR, 400 MR) 

1990: 88 HONORS 


Sidney Brinson (100 Back*, 200 Back*); 

Julie Gorman (200 IM, 400 MR, 100 Fly, 

800 FR, 200 Fly); Whitney Hedgepeth 

(500 Free, 400 MR, 200 MR, 200 Free, 


800 FR, 200 Fly, 400 FR); Jane Kerr (200 

FR, 200 IM, 200 Free, 800 FR, 100 Free, 

400 FR); Kristen Linehan (500 Free*, 200 

MR, 100 Back, 200 Back); Lea Loveless 

(200 IM*, 400 MR, 200 MR, 100 Back, 

200 Back, 400 FR); Nancy Marley (200 

FR, 200 MR, 200 Free*, 800 FR, 400 FR); 

Lorraine Perkins (200 FR, 400 MR, 200 

MR, 100 Fly*, 100 Back, 200 Back, 400 

FR); Dady Vincent (400 MR, 800 FR, 200 

Free*); Stephanie Zunich (200 FR, 50 

Free*, 400 MR, 200 MR, 100 Breast, 200 

Breast*, 400 FR) 


John Dennison (200 MR, 200 FR); Vince 

Gianbalvo (800 FR); Sandy Goss (100 

Free*, 200 Free*, 200 Fly, 400 MR, 200 

FR, 400 FR, 800 FR); Brent Mitchell (200 

Breast*, 400 MR); Anthony Nesty (100 

Fly, 200 Fly, 200 MR, 400 MR, 200 FR, 400 

FR); Ford Pearson (200 Free*, 200 IM, 200 

MR, 200 FR, 400 FR, 800 FR); Bob Utley 

(200 Free*, 200 IM, 200 MR, 200 FR, 400 

FR, 800 FR); Martin Zubero (100 Back, 

200 Back, 200 IM, 200 MR, 400 MR) 

1989: 85 HONORS 


Juliane Brossman (500 Free, 200 Free*, 

1,650 Free); Tami Bruce (500 Free*); 

Carmen Cowart (50 Free*, 200 Free, 800 

FR, 200 FR, 400 FR); Debbie Daniel (800 

FR, 400 MR, 400 FR); Jana Ellis (200 IM*, 

200 Free, 100 Free, 400 FR); Julie Gorman: 

(200 IM*, 100 Fly, 400 MR, 200 Fly); 

Jane Kerr (800 FR, 200 Free, 100 Free*, 

400 FR); Kristen Linehan (500 Free*, 100 

Back, 400 MR, 200 Back); Nancy Marley 

(200 MR, 800 FR, 200 FR, 200 Free, 100 

Free*, 200 Fly*); Lorraine Perkins (200 

MR, 100 Back); Dara Torres (200 MR, 50 

Free, 200 FR, 100 Fly, 400 MR, 100 Free, 

400 FR); Laura Walker (800 FR, 200 MR, 

200 Free, 200 Fly*); Paige Zemina (200 

MR, 50 Free, 800 FR, 200 FR, 200 Free, 

100 Free, 400 FR); Stephanie Zunich (200 

MR, 100 Breast, 200 Breast, 400 MR) 


Duncan Armstrong (800 FR, 400 FR); 

John Dennison (200 FR, 400 MR*); David 

Fairbanks (400 MR*, 100 Back*); Sandy 

Goss (200 Free*, 100 Free*, 400 MR*, 800 

FR, 400 FR, 200 FR); Ford Pearson (500 

Free*); Paul Robinson (500 Free, 200 FR, 

400 FR, 800 FR 200 Free*); Bob Utley (200 

Free, 200 IM*, 100 Free*, 800 FR, 400 FR, 

200 FR); Martin Zubero (100 Back, 200 

Back, 400 MR*) 

1988: 65 HONORS 


Juliane Brossman (500m Free*, 1,650m 

Free*); Tami Bruce (200m Free, 500m 

Free, 1,650m Free, 800m FR); Carmen 

Cowart (100m Free, 200m Free, 200m 

FR, 400m FR, 800m FR, 200m MR); 

Debbie Daniel (400m FR, 800m FR, 100m 

Free*); Jana Ellis (200m IM, 400m IM*, 

200m Breast*); Julie Gorman (200m IM, 

400m IM, 200m Fly, 400m MR); Lorraine 

Perkins (100m Back, 200m Back, 200m 

MR, 400m MR); Dara Torres (50m Free, 

100m Free, 100m Fly, 200m MR, 400m 

MR, 200m FR, 400m MR); Karin Werth 

(100m Fly, 200m IM*); Paige Zemina 

(100m Free, 200m Free, 400m Free, 800m 

FR, 50m Free*); Stephanie Zunich (100m 


Breast, 200m Breast, 200m MR, 400m 

MR, 200m FR, 50m Free*) 


Mike Glassman (400m MR*); Jason 

Gorrie (500m Free, 1,650m Free, 800m 

FR); Sandy Goss (100m Back*, 200m 

Back*, 400m MR*, 800m FR); Ricky 

Green (400m MR*); Paul Robinson 

(200m Free*, 500m Free*, 800m FR); 

Jayme Taylor (200m IM*, 400m IM, 

200m Fly*); Paul Wallace (400m MR*, 

800m FR); Martin Zubero (200m Back*, 

400m IM*) 

1987: 62 HONORS 


Tami Bruce (500 Free, 1,650 Free, 200 

IM, 800 FR); Carmen Cowart (200 MR, 

200 FR, 400 FR, 800 FR); Debbie Fuller 

(One Meter); Jill Horstead (200 Fly*, 

400 MR*); Patty King (200 Fly*); Cindy 

Ounpuu (100 Breast, 200 MR, 400 

MR*); Dara Torres (50 Free, 100 Free*, 

200 Free*, 200 FR, 400 FR, 200 MR, 

400 MR*); Jennifer Tripp (200 MR, 400 

MR*); Mary Wayte (100 Free, 200 Free, 

200 IM*, 200 FR, 400 FR, 800 FR) 


Troy Dalbey (50 Free, 100 Free, 200 

Free, 400 MR, 400 FR, 800 FR); Duffy 

Dillon (100 Fly*, 200 Fly *, 400 MR, 800 

FR); David Fairbanks (100 Back*); Jerry 

Frentsos (400 IM*); Jason Gorrie (500 

Free*, 1,650 Free*); Sandy Goss (100 

Back*, 200 Back, 200 Free*, 400 MR, 

400 FR, 800 FR); Paul Robinson (200 

Free*, 500 Free, 1,650 Free*, 400 FR, 

800 FR); Jayme Taylor (400 IM, 200 Fly); 

Paul Wallace (100 Free, 200 IM, 100 

Fly*, 400 MR, 400 FR) 

1986: 86 HONORS 


Tami Bruce (500 Free, 1,650 Free, 200 

Fly, 400 IM); Jennifer Boyd (50 Free, 200 

FR); Carmen Cowart (100 Free, 200 Free, 

200 FR, 400 FR, 800 FR); Kara Devlin 

(200 Fly); Debbie Fuller (Three Meter); 

Holly Green (100 Back, 200 Back, 100 

Free, 400 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR); Patty 

King (100 Fly, 200 Fly, 400 MR); Megan 

Neyer (One Meter, Three Meter); Cindy 

Ounpuu (100 Breast, 200 Breast, 200 

MR, 400 MR); Jennie Sawyer (50 Free, 

200 FR, 800 FR, 400 MR); Dara Torres 

(50 Free, 100 Free, 200 Free, 100 Fly, 

200 FR, 400 FR, 200 MR); Mary Wayte 

(100 Free, 200 Free, 500 Free, 400 IM, 

400 FR, 800 FR); Laureen Welting (200 

Free); Karin Werth (100 Fly, 200 IM, 

200 MR); Christi Woolger (200 Fly, 200 

IM, 400 IM); Paige Zemina (200 Free, 

800 FR) 


Matt Cetlinski (500 Free, 1,650 Free); 

Duffy Dillon (400 FR, 800 FR, 400 MR); 

David Fairbanks (200 Back, 400 MR); 

Scott Fosdick (One-Meter, Three-Meter); 

Jerry Frentsos (400 IM); Jason Gorrie 

(500 Free, 1,650 Free); Mike Heath (200 

Free, 500 Free, 200 Fly, 400 FR, 800 

FR); Patrick Kennedy (400 IM); Bobby 

Laugherty (200 IM); Albert Mestre (100 

Free, 200 Free, 400 FR, 800 FR, 400 MR); 

Jayme Taylor (200 Fly, 400 IM); Paul 

Wallace (200 IM, 100 Breast, 100 Free, 

400 FR, 800 FR, 400 MR)



1985: 75 HONORS 


Joan Franz (100 Free, 200 Free, 500 Free, 

200 FR, 400 FR, 800 FR); Debbie Fuller 

(One Meter, Three Meter); Holly Green 

(200 Back, 200 Fly, 200 MR, 400 MR, 200 

FR, 400 FR); Mary Hummer (One Meter, 

Three Meter); Patty King (100 Fly, 200 Fly, 

200 IM, 200 MR, 400 MR); Jennie Sawyer 

(100 Free, 200 Free, 200 MR, 200 FR, 400 

FR, 800 FR); Mary Wayte (100 Free, 200 

Free, 500 Free, 400 IM, 400 MR, 400 FR, 

800 FR); Laureen Welting (800 FR); Karin 

Werth (100 Fly, 200 IM, 200 MR, 400 MR, 

200 FR); Christi Woolger (200 IM, 400 

IM, 200 Fly) 


Eric Boyer (200 Free, 800 FR); Matt Cetlinski 

(500 Free, 1,650 Free); Duffy Dillon 

(200 IM, 100 Fly, 800 FR); Scott Fosdick 

(One-Meter); Jerry Frentsos (400 IM); 

Mike Heath (200 Free, 500 Free, 200 Fly, 

400 FR, 800 FR); Bobby Laugherty (200 

IM, 400 IM); Albert Mestre (100 Free, 200 

Free, 400 FR, 800 FR); Mark Stockwell 

(50 Free, 100 Free, 400 FR); Keith Switzer 

(500 Free, 1,650 Free); Jayme Taylor (400 

IM, 200 Fly); Rafael Vidal (100 Fly, 200 

Fly); Paul Wallace (200 IM, 100 Breast, 

400 FR) 

1984: 67 HONORS 


Tracy Caulkins (200m IM, 400m IM, 100m 

Breast, 200m Fly, 400m FR, 800m FR, 

400m MR); Holly Green (400m MR); Leisa 

Johnsen (Three Meter); Megan Neyer 

(One Meter, Three Meter); Kathy Treible 

(100m Free, 200m IM, 100m Breast, 

200m Breast, 400m FR, 800m FR, 400m 

MR); Mary Wayte (100m Free, 200m 

Free, 500m Free, 1,650m Free, 400m FR, 

800m FR, 400m MR); Laureen Welting 

(200m Free, 500m Free, 400m FR, 800m 

FR); Christi Woolger (200m IM, 400m IM, 

200m Fly) 


Eric Boyer (500m Free); Derek Brown 

(200m Fly); Matt Cetlinski (500m Free, 

1,650m Free); Duffy Dillon (800m FR, 

200m Free, 400m FR); Scott Fosdick 

(One-Meter); Geoff Gaberino (800m FR, 

200m Free, 400m MR, 100m Free, 400m 

FR); Joe Greenwell (Three-Meter); Mike 

Heath (800m FR, 200m Free, 200m Fly, 

400m FR); Patrick Kennedy (200m IM, 

400m IM, 400m MR, 200m Back); Bobby 

Laugherty (200m IM, 400m IM, 200m 

Breast, 400m MR); Kreg Lewis (400m 

MR); Albert Mestre (800m FR, 200m Free, 

100m Free, 400m FR); Doug Soltis (100m 

Breast, 400m MR, 200m Breast); Rafael 

Vidal (200m Fly) 

1983: 78 HONORS 


Theresa Andrews (200 MR, 200 Back, 100 

Back, 400 MR, 500 Back, 400 FR); Rosie 

Brown (500 Free, 800 FR); Shelly Carruth 

(200 Back); Amy Caulkins (200 MR, 

100 Fly, 50 Fly, 100 Free, 100 IM); Tracy 

Caulkins (200 IM, 400 IM, 100 Breast, 

400 MR, 200 Fly, 100 IM, 400 FR); Andrea 

Cross (200 MR, 800 FR); Lisa Forrest (200 

Back); Lynnette Gernaat (500 Free, 800 

FR, 1,650 Free); Holly Green (800 FR, 200 

Fly, 400 FR); Linda Irish: (1,650 Free); 

Leisa Johnsen (Three Meter); Michele 

Kurtzman (400 MR, 400 FR); Megan 

Neyer (One Meter, Three Meter); Kathy 

Treible (200 MR, 50 Breast, 200 IM, 100 

Breast, 400 MR, 100 Free, 200 Breast); 

Christi Woolger (200 IM, 400 IM) 


Eric Boyer (200 Free, 500 Free, 800 FR); 


Geoff Gaberino (100 Free, 200 Free, 400 

FR, 800 FR); Donald Gibb (100 Free, 400 

FR); Joe Greenwell (Three-Meter); Mike 

Heath (200 Free, 500 Free, 200 Fly, 400 

FR, 800 FR); Patrick Kennedy (200 Back, 

200 Fly, 400 IM, 400 FR); Bobby Laugherty 

(400 IM); Albert Mestre (200 Free, 

400 MR, 400 FR, 800 FR); Doug Soltis 

(100 Breast, 200 Breast, 400 MR); Rafael 

Vidal (200 Fly, 400 MR); Brian Zielinski 

(100 Fly, 200 IM) 

1982: 73 HONORS 

Women: (53 honors) 

Theresa Andrews (200 MR, 200 FR, 400 

MR, 200 Back, 100 Back, 50 Back, 400 

FR); Rosie Brown (500 Free, 1,650 Free, 

800 FR); Amy Caulkins (200 MR, 200 FR, 

100 Fly, 50 Free, 100 IM, 50 Fly, 100 Free); 

Tracy Caulkins (400 MR, 400 FR, 100 Fly, 

200 IM, 400 IM, 200 Fly, 100 IM); Andrea 

Cross (200 Free, 200 MR, 200 FR, 800 FR); 

Lynnette Gernaat (800 FR, 1,650 Free); 

Mary Hummer (Three Meter); Linda Irish 

(1,650 Free, 500 Free); Leisa Johnsen 

(Three Meter); Michele Kurtzman (400 

IM, 100 IM, 200 FR, 400 MR, 400 FR); 

Vicky Maslar (Three Meter); Megan Neyer 

(One Meter, Three Meter); Betsy Rapp 

(200 Fly, 100 Fly); Blazey Torey (100 

Breast, 200 Breast); Kathy Treible (200 

MR, 400 MR, 500 Breast, 100 Breast, 200 

Breast, 200 IM, 100 Free); 


Craig Beardsley (200 Fly, 400 MR); 

Chauncey Fagler (400 FR); Geoff Gaberino 

(200 Free, 400 FR, 800 FR); Donald Gibb 

(400 MR, 400 FR, 800 FR); John Hillencamp 

(200 Free, 500 Free, 1,650 Free, 

800 FR); Ron Maddox (200 Back, 400 

MR); Bill Sawchuck (400 FR, 800 FR); 

Doug Soltis (200 Breast, 400 MR); Rafael 

Vidal (200 Fly) 

1981: 59 HONORS 


Rosemary Brown (500 Free, 1,650 Free, 

800 FR); Amy Caulkins (50 Fly, 100 IM, 

200 MR, 200 FR, 50 Back, 100 Free); Andrea 

Cross (400 MR, 200 MR, 200 FR, 400 

FR); Michele Kurtzman (100 Fly, 200 FR, 

200 IM, 800 FR, 100 IM); Karianne Miller 

(400 MR, 200 MR, 200 Fly); Jennifer Nye 

(400 MR); Eileen O’Brien (200 FR, 800 

FR, 400 FR); Betsy Rapp (200 Fly); Kathy 

Treible (50 Breast, 100 Breast, 200 Breast, 

100 IM, 400 MR, 200 MR, 200 IM) 


Craig Beardsley (200 Fly, 100 Fly, 500 

Free); Geoff Gaberino (200 Free, 400 FR, 

800 FR); John Hillencamp (200 Free, 500 

Free, 1,650 Free, 800 FR); David Larson 

(100 Free, 200 Free, 400 FR, 400 MR, 800 

FR); Ron Maddox (100 Back, 200 Back, 

400 MR); Rob Ramirez (50 Free, 400 

FR); Bill Sawchuck (800 FR); Doug Soltis 

(400 MR); Mike St. Denis (400 FR); David 

Zubero (100 Fly, 200 IM, 400 MR) 

1980: 72 HONORS 


Virginia Allen (50m Free, 200m FR, 200m 

MR, 400m MR, 400m FR, 50m Fly); Christine 

Breedy (100m Back, 400m IM, 200m 

Back, 200m MR, 400m MR, 50m Fly, 50m 

Back); Amy Caulkins (400m FR, 50m Fly, 

50m Free, 50m Back); Marjorie Ertler 

(200m MR, 100m Back, 50m Back); Eva 

Hakansson (50m Breast, 100m Breast, 

200m FR, 200m MR, 400m MR); Elene 

Jones (500m Free); Michele Kurtzman 

(100m Fly, 400m IM, 400m FR); Eileen 

O’Brien (200m FR); Betsy Rapp (1,650m 

Free, 400m MR, 500m Free, 400m IM); 

Jan Ujevich (400m FR, 200m Breast, 

200m Free, 100m IM) 


Craig Beardsley (200m Fly, 500m Free); 

Keith Dickson (200m Back, 400m FR, 

800m FR, 400m MR); John Hillencamp 

(200m Free, 500m Free, 1,650m Free, 

800m FR); David Larson (100m Free, 

200m Free, 500m Free, 400m FR, 800m 

FR); Kyle Miller (200m Back, 200m IM, 

400m IM); Grant Ostlund (100m Fly, 

400m MR); Glynn Perry (200m IM, 400m 

IM); Rob Ramirez (50m Free, 400m FR, 

400m MR); Chris Snode (One-Meter, 

Three-Meter); Mike St. Denis (100m Free, 

400m MR); David Zubero (100m Fly, 

200m Fly, 200m IM, 400m FR, 800m FR) 

1979: 77 HONORS 


Suzanne Ackum (500 Free, 1,650 Free, 

800 FR); Virginia Allen (100 Free, 400 FR, 

200 MR, 200 FR, 100 Breast, 50 Free); 

Judy Anderson (200 FR, 400 FR, 200 IM, 

400 IM, 100 IM); Jill Berlin (200 FR, 200 

Back, 400 MR); Brenda Borgh (800 MR, 

400 FR); Christine Breedy (100 Back, 50 

Back, 200 MR, 200 Back, 400 MR); Deane 

Dunson (50 Breast, 100 Breast); Kim 

Dunson (200 MR, 400 MR); Marjorie Ertler 

(200 FR); Elene Jones (200 Free, 1,650 

Free, 800 Free, 500 Free); Renee Laravie 

(400 IM, 200 IM, 100 Breast, 200 Breast, 

100 IM, 400 FR, 800 FR); Marguerite Mc- 

Cully (50 Back); Jennifer Nye (400 IM, 100 

IM); Betsy Rapp (200 Fly, 400 MR, 1,650 

Free); Susan Zach (200 MR) 


Craig Beardsley (200 Fly); Keith Dickson 

(200 Free, 200 Back, 400 FR, 800 FR); 

John Hillencamp (500 Free, 800 FR); 

David Larson (100 Free, 200 Free, 500 

Free, 400 MR, 400 FR, 800 FR); Mark 

Marshburn (100 Breast, 400 MR); Kyle 

Miller (200 Back, 400 IM, 400 FR); Grant 

Ostlund (100 Fly, 400 MR); Glynn Perry 

(200 Fly, 200 IM, 400 IM); Bill Sawchuck 

(200 Fly, 200 IM, 400 IM); Chris Snode 

(Three-Meter); Mike St. Denis (400 FR); 

David Zubero (200 IM, 800 FR) 

1978: 31 HONORS 


Judy Anderson (800 FR); Kim Dunson (50 

Breast, 100 Breast); Carol Goeke (800 FR); 

Renee Laravie (100 IM, 200 IM, 800 Free); 

Renie Mullen (800 Free) 


Keith Dickson (200 Back, 400 MR, 400 

FR, 800 FR); David Larson (200 Free, 500 


Free, 400 FR, 800 FR, 400 MR); Mark 

Marshburn (100 Breast, 200 Breast, 400 

MR); Kyle Miller (400 MR, 400 FR, 800 

FR); Glynn Perry (400 IM); Chris Snode 

(One-Meter, Three-Meter); Chuck Williams 

(200 Breast); David Zubero (200 IM, 

400 IM, 400 FR, 800 FR) 

1977: 40 HONORS 


Danielle Balla (400 IM); Bonnie Broyles 

(50 Back, 100 Back, 200 Back); Kim 

Dunson (50 Breast, 100 Breast, 200 

Breast); Lenora Miltenberger (50 Fly, 100 

IM); Renie Mullen (50 Free, 100 Free, 200 

Free); Wendy Quirk (200 Fly, 100 Fly, 200 

Back, 1,650 Free, 500 Free); Diane Soden 

(100 Breast, 100 IM, 200 IM); Huddie 

Walsh (1,650 Free, 200 Breast, 200 Fly, 

200 IM, 400 IM) 


Will Artley (400 MR, 400 FR, 800 FR); 

Keith Dickson (200 Back, 400 FR, 800 

FR, 400 MR); Mark Marshburn (400 MR); 

Andy Miller (400 FR, 800 FR); Chuck 

Samuels (200 Breast); Chris Snode 

(One-Meter); Ramon Volcan (400 MR, 400 

FR, 800 FR) 

1976: 1 HONOR 

Women 

Bonnie Broyles (50m Back) 

1975: 8 HONORS 


Bonnie Broyles (100 Back, 50 Back); 

Diane Soden (100 IM, 200 IM); Florida 

(400 FR); Florida (200 MR) 


Will Artley (Back, IM) 

1974: 16 HONORS Women (5 honors) 

Sue Halfacre (400 FR); Laura Pasternak 

(400 FR, 50 Back); Karen Stotlemeyer 

(400 FR); Barbara Thomas (400 FR) 


Will Artley (Back, IM, 400 MR); John 

Bosbyshell (Free); Eric Gustafson (400 

MR); Ed Quarry (100 Breast, IM, 400 MR); 

David Ray (Free, Fly, 400 MR) 

1973: 20 HONORS 


Sue Halfacre (400 FR, 400 Free); Barbara 

Thomas (400 FR); Kathy Thomas (400 FR); 

Jackie White (400 FR) 


Will Artley (Back, IM); Brant Bittner 

(Free); John Bosbyshell (Free); Gary Chelosky 

(Breast); Jim Griffith (Free); Kevin 

Kierstead (Free); Frank Lichtner (Free); 

Tim McGee (Back, IM); Joel Narcowich 

(Free); John Plemons (Breast); David Ray 

(Free, Fly); John Reeves (Free); 

THE UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA ADDED 

WOMEN’S SWIMMING & DIVING FOR 

THE 1972-73 SEASON 

1972: 13 HONORS 

Brant Bittner (Free); John Bosbyshell 

(Free); Matt Bradley (Back); Gary Chelosky 

(Breast); Jim Griffith (Free); Kevin 

Kierstead (Free); Frank Lichtner (Free); 

Steve McDonnell (Fly); Tim McKee (Back, 

IM); Pete Orschiedt (Free); John Reeves 

(Free); Alan Whitaker (400 IM) 


Brant Bittner (Free); John Bosbyshell 

(Free); Gary Chelosky (Breast); Bill 

Dornay (Back); Kevin Kierstead (Free); 

Steve McDonnell (Fly); Mark McKee 

(400 IM); Pete Orscheidt (Free); Kevin 

Smith (Free) 

1970: 12 HONORS 

Gary Chelosky (100 Breast, 200 Breast, 

400 MR); Bill Dornay (Back, 400 MR); 

Kevin Kierstead (Free); Steve McDonnell 

(Fly, 400 MR); Mark McKee (400 IM); 

Pete Orschiedt (Free); Jimmy Perkins 

(Breast); Bruce Williams (400 MR) 


Steve Hairston (400 MR); Mark McKee 

(400 MR, 400 IM); Andy McPherson 

(Free); Jimmy Perkins (Breast); Bill 

Strate (400 MR); Bruce Williams (400 

MR) 


Steve Macri (Fly, 400 MR); Andy 

McPherson (Free, 400 MR); Jimmy 

Perkins (Breast, 400 MR); Barry Russo 

(Fly); Bruce Williams (400 MR) 


Tom Dioguardi (Free, Fly); Steve Macri 

(Fly); Barry Russo (Fly) 


Tom Dioguardi (Free, Fly) 


Tom Dioguardi (Free, Fly) 

1964: 1 HONOR 

Jerry Livingston (Fly) 

1963: 1 HONOR 

Jerry Livingston (Fly) 


Jerry Livingston (Fly); Steve McBride 

(Diving) 

1961: 1 HONOR 

Steve McBride (Diving) 


Phil Drake (Breast, Fly) 

1955: 1 HONOR 

Craig White (Diving) 


Jim Borland (Diving); Ted Robinson 

(Breast) 

Years listed denote when honors were received 

* honorable mention 

p: preliminary time 

Returning Gators

SEC CHAMPIONSHIPS 

FLORIDA SWIMMING & DIVING IN THE SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE 



Both the Florida men and women’s swimming and diving programs have dominated the Southeastern Conference since league competition began, dating back to 1937 for the men and 1981 for the women. The 

men’s team has claimed 33 SEC Championships, 16 more than its closest competitor, Auburn (17). The women have claimed 17 out of 31 possible league crowns, including 11 consecutive from 1986 through 1997, 

and their most recent title in 2009. Both teams boast numerous SEC honors, as the men’s history includes 20 SEC Male Swimmer of the Year awards and four SEC Male Diver of the Year selections, while the SEC 

Female Swimmer of the Year has been a Gator 18 times, while the SEC Female Diver of the Year has been a Gator five times. Florida coaches have also earned 21 SEC Swimming Coach of the Year accolades and eight 

SEC Diving Coach of the Year awards, including seven by current diving coach Donnie Craine. 

COMBINED, THE TWO TEAMS HAVE WON 670 SEC-EVENT TITLES AND RECEIVED 476 SEC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL ACCOLADES. 

FLORIDA SEC FINISHES BY YEAR 

MEN 

1937 First 

1938 First 

1939 First 

1940 First 

1941 First 

1942 Third (Georgia Tech) 

1943-47 no meet held 

1948 Second (Georgia Tech) 



1951 Second (Georgia) 


1953 First 

1954 First 


1956 First 

1957 First 

1958 First 

1959 First 

1960 First 

1961 First 

1962 First 

1963 First 

1964 First 

1965 First 

1966 First 

1967 First 

1968 First 

1969 Second (Tennessee) 

1970 First 

1971 First 




1975 Fifth (Tennessee) 

1976 Seventh (Tennessee) 

(DENOTES SEC CHAMPION OTHER THAN UF) 

1977 Fourth (Tennessee) 

1978 Third (Tennessee) 

1979 First 

1980 First 

1981 First 

1982 Second (Alabama) 

1983 First 

1984 First 

1985 First 

1986 First 


1988 Second (Louisiana State) 


1990 First 

1991 First 

1992 First 

1993 First 

1994 Second (Auburn) 

1995 Third (Auburn) 

1996 Third (Tennessee) 

1997 Fifth (Auburn) 

1998 Fourth (Auburn) 

1999 Fourth (Auburn) 












2011 Second (Auburn) 

WOMEN 

1981 First 

1982 First 

1983 First 

1984 First 


1986 First 

1987 First 

1988 First 

1989 First 

1990 First 

1991 First 

1992 First 

1993 First 

1994 First 

1995 First 

1996 First 

1997 Fifth (Georgia) 

1998 Third (Georgia) 

1999 Fourth (Georgia) 



2002 First 







2009 First 


2011 Second (Georgia) 

SEC CHAMPIONSHIP TITLES 

(BY SCHOOL) 

MEN 

1. FLORIDA 33 

2. Auburn 17 

3. Tennessee 10 

4. Georgia Tech 4 

5. Georgia 3 

6. Alabama 2 

WOMEN 

1. FLORIDA 17 

2. Georgia 8 

3. Auburn 5 

4. Alabama 1


SEC CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY 

2011: 13 TITLES 

Women (5 titles) 

Elizabeth Beisel (200 Back, 400 IM), Teresa 

Crippen (200 Fly), Monica Dodson 

(Three-meter and Platform) 

Men (10 titles) 

Marcin Cieslak (100 Fly, 200 MR*, 

400MR*), Conor Dwyer (500 Free, 400 

IM, 200 MR*, 400 MR*, 800 FR*), Brett 

Fraser (200 MR*, 400 MR*, 800 FR*), 

Balazs Gercsak (800 FR*) Marco Loughran 

(100 & 200 Back, 200 MR*, 400 MR*), 

Sebastien Rousseau (800 FR*) 

2010: 14 TITLES 


Sarah Bateman (200 FR*), Teresa 

Crippen (200 IM). Jemma Lowe (200 

Fly), Stephanie Napier (200 FR*), Kara 

Salamone (One-Meter and Platform*), 

Gemma Spofforth (100 & 200 Back, 200 

IM, 200 FR*), Shara Stafford (200 FR*) 


Conor Dwyer (200 & 500 Free, 800 FR*), 

Brett Fraser (800 FR*), Shaune Fraser 

(100 Fly, 200 IM and 800 FR*), Sebastien 

Rousseau (800 FR*) 

2009: 10 TITLES 


Sarah Bateman (200 FR*); Julianne 

Lago (200 MR*); Jemma Lowe (100 Fly, 

200 Fly*); Stephanie Napier (200 MR*, 

200 FR*); Lindsay Rogers (200 MR*), 

Gemma Spofforth (100 Back*, 200 Back*, 

200 FR*, 200 MR*); Shara Stafford (200 

FR*) 

Men (4titles) 

Bradley Ally (200 IM, 400 IM); Shaune 

Fraser (200 free); Rex Tullius (200 back) 

2008: 10 TITLES 


Caroline Burckle (500 Free*, 200 Breast, 

200 MR*); Colleen Healy (200 MR*); 

Stephanie Napier (200 MR*); Gemma 

Spofforth (100 Back*, 200 Back*, 200 

MR*) 


Bradley Ally (200 IM); Clark Burckle (200 

Breast, 400 IM); Shaune Fraser (200 Free); 

Omar Pinzon (200 back) 

2007: 8 TITLES 

Women (1 title) 

Caroline Burckle (100 Breast) 


Bradley Ally (200 Breast, 400 IM); Shaune 

Fraser (200 Free, 200 Fly); Lucas Salatta 

(200 Back, 200 IM); Johnson, Salatta, 

Fraser, Rudolf (800 FR) 



Vipa Bernhardt (100 Breast, 200 Breast) 


Ryan Lochte (100 Fly*, 200 Fly*); Lochte, 

Townsend, Hartley, Salatta (800 FR) 

2005: 14 TITLES 


Vipa Bernhardt (100 breast); Caroline 

Burckle (200 free, 500 free*); Farrell, 

Burckle, Uhle, Retrum (800 FR*); Farrell, 

Bernhardt, Weiman, Burckle (400 MR) 


Ryan Lochte (200 IM*, 400 IM*, 200 

Back*); Gabriel Mangabeira (100 Fly); 

Darian Townsend (200 Free); Lochte, 

Townsend, Penniman, Sioui (400 FR*); 

Lochte, Townsend, Hartley, Sioui (800 

FR*); Lochte, Ratliff, Mangabeira, 

Penniman (200 MR*); Lochte, Welch, 

Mangabeira, Townsend (400 MR*) 



Vipa Bernhardt (200 breast); Sara 

McLarty (500 free) 


Brian Hartley (1,650 free); Ryan Lochte 

(400 IM*); Lochte, Wiebeck, Mangabeira, 

Sioui (800 FR) 



Sara McLarty (500 Free, 1,650 Free) 


Zach Wilcox (One-Meter); Lochte, 

Mangabeira, Wiebeck, Sioui (800 FR); 

Ryan Lochte (400 IM, 1,650 Free); Adam 

Sioui (200 Free); Gabriel Mangabeira (100 

Back); Carlos Jayme (100 Free) 

2002: 11 TITLES 


Janelle Atkinson (500 Free); Rebecca 

Harper (200 Fly); Sara McLarty (1,650 

Free) 


Eric Donnelly (200 IM); Chris Kellam (100 

Back, 200 Back); Adam Sioui (200 Free); 

Kostowicz, Jayme, Odendaal, Mangabeira 

(200 FR); Jayme, Odendaal, Mangabeira, 

Sioui (400 FR); Jayme, Sioui, Schultz, 

Sherrard (800 FR); Mangabeira, Tjin-A- 

Tam, Odendaal, Kostowicz (200 MR) 



Janelle Atkinson (500 Free, 1,650 Free); 

Robyn Grimes (Three-Meter) 


Ricardo Monasterio (1,650 Free); Greg 

Reeves (400 IM); Duncan Sherrard (200 

IM) 



Robyn Grimes (One-Meter) 


Matt Cole (200 Back); Eric Donnelly (400 

IM); Ricardo Monasterio (1,650 Free); 

Duncan Sherrard (200 Fly); Nathan Summers 

(100 Free) 



Jennifer Hommert (200 IM) 

Men (1 title) 




Heather Lawrence (One-Meter); Allison 

Wagner (200 IM) 

Men (1 title) 




Mandy Crowe (100 Back); Dawn Heckman 

(500 Free); Rachel Joseph (200 Back); 

Joseph, Metzler, Hommert, Heckman 

(800FR) 

1996: 13 TITLES 


Dawn Heckman (500 Free); Jennifer Hommert 

(400 IM); Mimosa McNerney (1,650 

Free); Allison Wagner (200 IM, 200 Free, 

200 Fly); Heckman, Hommert, Joseph, 

Wagner (800 FR) 


Michael Kiedel (500 Free); Eric Christensen 

(400 IM); Chris Counts (200 Free); 

Sean Justice (1,650 Free); Jeff Nichols 

(Platform); Christensen, Kiedel, Arbelaez, 

Counts (800 FR) 

1995: 12 TITLES 


Nikki Dryden (500 Free, 1,650 Free); 

Barbara Franco (200 Fly); Beth Hazel (200 

Back); Allison Wagner (200 IM*, 400 IM, 

200 Breast); Dryden, McNerney, Wagner, 

Walker (800 FR) 


Stephen Clarke (100 Fly, 200 IM); Michael 

Kiedel (500 Free); Clarke, Kiedel, Counts, 

Reeves (800 FR) 

1994: 20 TITLES 


Nikki Dryden (500 Free); Nicole Haislett 

(100 Free, 200 Free, 200 IM*); Ashley 

Tappin (50 Free); Janie Wagstaff (100 

Back, 200 Back*, 200 Fly); Tappin, Booth, 

Franco, Haislett (200 FR); Booth, Tappin, 

Franco, Haislett (400 FR); Dryden, Franco, 

Booth, Haislett (800 FR); Wagstaff, Price, 

Tappin, Franco (200 MR); Wagstaff, Price, 

Tappin, Haislett (400 MR) 


Greg Burgess (200 IM, 400 IM, 200 Back); 

Martin Carl (200 Free); Jack Taylor (1,650 

Free); Drew Whiting (500 Free); Burgess, 

Carl, Clarke, Mellor (800 FR) 

1993: 24 TITLES 


Nicole Haislett (50 Free*, 100 Free*, 200 

Free*); Mimosa McNerney (500 Free, 

1,650 Free); Janie Wagstaff (100 Back*, 

200 Back*); Barbara Franco (200 Fly); 

Shannon Price (100 Breast); Hinton, 

Stemper, Booth, Haislett (200 FR); 

Haislett, Stemper, Wagstaff, Booth (400 

FR); Morgan, Wilding, Magill, Haislett 

(800 FR); Wagstaff, Price, Niedermeyer, 

Booth (200 MR); Wagstaff, Price, Hazel, 

Haislett (400 MR) 


Jose Ballester (200 Fly); Carlton Bruner 

(1,650 Free); Greg Burgess (200 IM, 400 


IM, 200 Free); Enrico Linscheer (50 Free); 

Brent Mitchell (100 Breast); Burgess, 

Clarke, E. Linscheer, Towne (400 FR); 

Bonewit, Clarke, E. Linscheer, Mitchell 

(200 MR); Burgess, Clarke, E. Linscheer, 

Mitchell (400 MR) 

1992: 16 TITLES 


Nicole Haislett (50m Free, 100m Free, 

200m Free); Jane Kerr (200m IM, 400m 

IM); Molly Magill (400m Free); Shannon 

Price (100m Breast); Morgan, Walker, 

Booth, Haislett (400m FR); Morgan, 

Magill, Walker, Kerr (800m FR); Brinson, 

Price, Walker, Haislett (400m MR) 


Carlton Bruner (1,500m Free); Anthony 

Nesty (100m Fly, 200m Fly); Jon Sakovich 

(400m Free); Charlie Santostefano (200m 

IM); Nesty, Sakovich, Shenker, Utley 

(800m FR) 

1991: 27 TITLES 


Nicole Haislett (50 Free, 100 Free, 200 

Free); Kristen Linehan (100 Back, 200 

Back); Dady Vincent (500 Free, 200 Fly); 

Jane Kerr (200 IM); Stephanie Zunich 

(100 Breast); Haislett, Stemper, Marley, 

Kerr (200 FR); Morgan, Kerr, Steper, 

Haislett (400 FR); Marley, Vincent, Kerr, 

Haislett (800 FR); Linehan, Zunich, Perkins, 

Haislett (200 MR); Linehan, Zunich, 

Marley, Stemper (400 MR) 


Greg Burgess (400 IM); Brent Mitchell 

(100 Breast, 200 Breast); Anthony Nesty 

(200 Fly); Jon Sakovich (500 Free, 1,650 

Free); Martin Zubero (100 Back, 200 Back, 

200 IM); Bonewit, Dennison, Towne, 

Utley (200 FR); Dennison, E. Linscheer, 

Towne (400 FR); Nesty, Sakovich, Towne, 

Utley (800 FR); Mitchell, Nesty, Utley, 

Zubero (400 MR) 

1990: 22 TITLES 


Whitney Hedgepeth (100 Free, 100 

Fly, 500 Free*); Julie Gorman (200 Fly, 

400 IM); Kristen Linehan (100 Back*, 

200 Back*); Dady Vincent (200 Free); 

Stephanie Zunich (100 Breast); Morgan, 

Stemper, Kerr, Hedgepeth (400 FR); 

Hedgepeth, Gorman, Vincent, Kerr (800 

FR); Perkins, Zunich, Hedgepeth, Marley 

(200 MR); Perkins, Zunich, Gorman, 

Hedgepeth (400 MR) 


Anthony Nesty (100 Fly, 200 Fly); Martin 

Zubero (100 Back, 200 Back, 200 IM); 

Goss, Robinson, Towne, Utley (400 FR); 

Goss, Nesty, Robinson, Utley (800 FR); 

Dennison, Mitchell, Nesty, Zubero (200 

MR); Goss, Mitchell, Nesty, Zubero (400 

MR) 

1989: 25 TITLES 


Dara Torres (50 Free*, 100 Free*, 100 

Fly*); Julie Gorman (200 Fly, 200 IM); 

Stephanie Zunich (100 Breast, 200 

Breast); Juliane Brossman (500 Free); 

Jane Kerr (200 Free); Kristen Linehan 

(100 Back*); Lorraine Perkins (200 

Back); Cowart, Zemina, Daniel, Torres 

(200 FR); Kerr, Zemina, Daniel, Torres 

(400 FR); Marley, Cowart, Ellis, Walker 

(800 FR); Perkins, Zunich, Torres, Zemina 

(200 MR); Linehan, Zunich, Perkins, 

Torres (400 MR) 


Duncan Armstrong (500 Free); Ford 

Pearson (1,650 Free); Bob Utley 

(100 Free, 200 Free); Martin Zubero 

(200 Back, 200 IM); Dennison, Goss, 

Utley, Wermuth (200 FR); Armstrong, 

Goss, Paul Robinson, Utley (400 FR); 

Armstrong, Giambalvo, Robinson, Utley 

(800 FR) 

1988: 22 TITLES 


Tami Bruce (200 Free*, 500 Free, 1,650 

Free); Julie Gorman (200 Fly, 200 IM, 

400 IM); Lorraine Perkins (100 Back*, 

200 Back); Dara Torres (50 Free, 100 

Free, 100 Fly); Torres, Cowart, Zunich, 

Zemina (200 FR); Zemina, Cowart, 

Daniel, Torres (400 FR); Daniel, Cowart, 

Zemina, Bruce (800 FR); Perkins, Zunich, 

Torres, Cowart (200 MR); Perkins, 

Zunich, Gorman, Torres (400 MR) 


Jason Gorrie (1,650 Free); Sandy Goss 

(200 Back); Paul Robinson (500 Free, 

200 Free); Paul Wallace (200 IM); Gorrie, 

Goss, Green, Robinson (800 FR) 

1987: 17 TITLES 

Women (12 titles) 

Tami Bruce (500 Free, 1,650 Free); Dara 

Torres (50 Free*, 100 Free*, 200 Free); 

Mary Wayte (200 Back, 200 IM, 400 

IM); Torres, Zemina, Cowart, Wayte (200 

FR); Torres, Zemina, Cowart, Wayte (400 

FR); Wayte, Zemina, Cowart, Bruce (800 

FR); Wayte, Onunpuu, Torres, Zemina 

(400 MR) 


Jason Gorrie (500 Free, 1,650 Free); 

Sandy Goss (100 Back, 200 Back); Dillon, 

Gorrie, Goss, Thayer (800 FR) 

1986: 19 TITLES 

Women (12 titles) 

Tami Bruce (500 Free, 1,650 Free*); 

Holly Green (100 Back, 200 Back, 100 

Free); Megan Neyer (One Meter, Three 

Meter); Mary Wayte (200 Free, 400 IM); 

Karin Werth (200 IM); Boyd, Zemina, 

Wayte, Torres (400 FR); Sawyer, Bruce, 

Welting, Wayte (800 FR) 


Duffy Dillon (100 Fly); Jerry Frentsos 

(400 IM); Jason Gorrie (1,650 Free); 

Mike Heath (200 Free); Paul Wallace 

(200 IM); Dillon, Heath, Mestre, Wallace 

(400 FR); Dillon, Heath, Mestre, Thayer 

(800 FR)

SEC CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY 

1985: 22 TITLES 


Debbie Fuller (One Meter); Holly Green 

(200 Fly); Patty King (100 Fly); Mary 

Wayte (100 Free, 200 Free*, 500 Free*, 

400 IM); Sawyer, Werth, Green, Frenz 

(200 FR); Franz, Sawyer, Welting, Wayte 

(400 FR); Wayte, Welting, Franz, Woolger 

(800 FR) 

Men (12 titles) 


Scott Fosdick (One-Meter, Three-Meter); 

Jerry Frentsos (400 IM); Mike Heath (200 

Free, 200 Fly); Mark Stockwell (50 Free, 

100 Free); Paul Wallace (200 IM); Dillon, 

Heath, Mestre, Stockwell (400 FR); Boyer, 

Dillon, Mestre, Heath (800 FR) 

1984: 25 TITLES 


Tracy Caulkins (200 Back, 100 Breast, 400 

IM, 200 Fly); Megan Neyer (One Meter, 

Three Meter); Kathy Treible (200 Breast); 

Mary Wayte (200 Free, 500 Free); Christi 

Woolger (200 IM); T. Caulkins, Wayte, 

Treible, Welting (800 FR); T. Caulkins, 

Treible, Green, Welting (200 MR); T. 

Caulkins, Treible, Green, Wayte (400 MR) 

Men (12 titles) 


Mike Heath (200 Free); Patrick Kennedy 

(400 IM, 200 Back); Bobby Laugherty 

(200 IM); Doug Soltis (100 Breast); Rafael 

Vidal (100 Fly, 200 Fly); Gaberino, Heath, 

Mestre, Zielinski (400 FR); Dillon, Gaberino, 

Heath, Mestre (800 FR); Kennedy, 

Mestre, Soltis, Vidal (400 MR) 

1983: 30 TITLES 


Tracy Caulkins (200 IM*, 400 IM*, 200 

Fly*, 200 Back*, 100 Breast); Amy 

Caulkins (50 Fly, 100 Fly, 100 IM); Kathy 

Treible (100 Free, 200 Free*, 200 Breast); 

Theresa Andrews (50 Back*, 100 Back); 

Lynnette Gernaat (500 Free*, 1,650 Free); 

Megan Neyer (One Meter, Three Meter); 

Andrews, Treible, A. Caulkins, Kurtzman 

(200 MR); Andrews, Treible, T. Caulkins, 

Brown (400 MR) 


Matt Cetlinski (1,650 Free); Mike Heath 

(500 Free, 200 Free, 200 Fly); Patrick Kennedy 

(400 IM, 200 Back); Albert Mestre 

(100 Free); Rafael Vidal (100 Fly); Brian 

Zielinski (200 IM); Gaberino, Gibb, Heath, 

Mestre (400 FR); Boyer, Gaberino, Heath, 

Mestre (800 FR) 

1982: 28 TITLES 


Kathy Treible (50 Breast, 200 Breast*, 200 

IM, 100 Free*, 200 Free*); Tracy Caulkins 

(100 IM*, 400 IM, 100 Breast, 100 Fly*); 

Theresa Andrews (50 Back, 100 Back*, 

200 Back); Amy Caulkins (50 Free*, 50 

Fly*); Megan Neyer (One Meter, Three 

Meter*); Rosemary Brown (1,650 Free*); 

Lynnette Gernaat (500 Free); A. Caulkins, 

Andrews, Cross, Treible (200 FR); Rosie, 

T. Caulkins, Andrews, Gernaat (400 FR); 

Brown, Gernaat, Cross, Irish (800 FR); 

Andrews, Treible, T. Caulkins, Cross (200 

MR); Andrews, Treible, T. Caulkins, Kurtzman 

(400 MR) 


Craig Beardsley (100 Fly, 200 Fly); Donald 

Gibb (100 Free); John Hillencamp (500 

Free); Fagler, Gaberino, Hillencamp, 

Sawchuck (800 FR) 

1981: 17 TITLES 


Rosemary Brown (200 Free, 500 Free, 

1,650 Free); Kathy Treible (50 Breast, 

100 Breast, 200 IM); Amy Caulkins 50 

Free, 100 IM); Karianne Miller (100 Fly, 

200 Fly); A. Caulkins, Cross, O’Brien, 

Brown (400 FR); A. Caulkins, Kurtzman, 

Miller, Cross (200 MR); Nye, Treible, Rapp, 

O’Brien (400 MR) 


Craig Beardsley (200 Fly); John Hillencamp 

(500 Free, 1,650 Free); Ron Haddox 

(100 Back) 

SEC CHAMPIONSHIP COMPETITION 

FOR WOMEN BEGAN IN 1981. 


Craig Beardsley (200 Fly); Grant Ostlund 

(100 Fly); Chris Snode (One-Meter, Three- 

Meter); David Zubero (200 IM) 


David Larson (500 Free); Bill Sawchuck 

(200 Fly, 200 IM, 400 IM); Chris Snode 

(Three-Meter) 

1978: 1 TITLE 

Chris Snode (Three-Meter) 


Joel Narcowich (1,650 Free); Will Artley 

(100 Back, 200 Back) 


Will Artley (100 Back); Tim McKee (200 

Back, 200 IM, 400 IM) 


Gary Chelosky (100 Breast, 200 Breast); 

Jim Griffith (200 Free); Tim McKee (200 

Back, 200 IM, 400 IM); Pete Orschiedt 

(1,650 Free); McKee, McDonnell, 

Chelosky, Griffith (400 MR) 


Brant Bittner (500 Free, 1,650 Free); Gary 

Chelosky (200 Breast); Bruce Williams 

(200 Free); Bittner, Griffith, Orschiedt, 

Williams (800 FR) 


Steve McDonnell (100 Fly); Mark McKee 

(400 IM); Pete Orschiedt (500 Free, 1,650 

Free); Jimmy Perkins (200 Breast) 


Bob Link (Three-Meter); Mark McKee 

(400 IM); Andrew McPherson (50 Free, 

100 Free); Bruce Williams (200 Free, 100 

Fly); 400 FR 

1968:12 TITLES 

Mike Chalbeck (Three-Meter); Steve 

Macri (100 Fly); Mark McKee (200 IM, 

400 IM); Andrew McPherson (100 Free); 

Barry Russo (200 Fly); Bruce Williams 

(200 Free, 500 Free, 1,650 Free); 400 FR; 

800 FR; 400 MR 

1967: 11 TITLES 

Tom Dioguardi (50 Free, 200 Free); Steve 

Macri (100 Fly); Andrew McPherson (100 

Free, 200 IM); Blanchard Tual (100 Back, 

200 Back); Barry Russo (200 Fly); 400 FR; 

800 FR; 400 MR 


Tom Dioguardi (50 Free, 100 Free, 200 

Free); Charlie King (200 Breast, 200 IM); 

Blanchard Tual (100 Back, 200 Back); Ray 

Whitehouse (200 Fly); 400 MR 


Tom Dioguardi (50 Free, 100 Free, 200 

Free); Steve Grau (200 Fly); Charlie King 

(200 Breast); Blanchard Tual (100 Back, 

200 Back); 400 FR; 400 MR 


Stacey Chandler (100 Breast); Bill Corbin 

(500 Free, 1,650 Free); Dick Farwell 

(100 Back, 200 Back); Charlie King (200 

Breast); Jerry Livingston (100 Fly, 200 

Fly); Lansing Price (One-Meter); Ray 

Whitehouse (200 IM, 400 IM); 400 MR 


Dick Farwell (100 Back, 200 Back); Terry 

Green (50 Free); Jerry Livingston (100 

Fly, 200 Fly); Lansing Price (One-Meter, 

Three-Meter); Eddie Reese (200 Breast, 

200 IM, 400 IM); 400 FR; 400 MR 


Dick Farwell (100 Back, 200 Back); 

Bill Grover (50 Free); Jerry Livingston 

(100 Fly, 200 Fly); Steve McBride (One- 

Meter, Three-Meter); Jeff Oromaner (100 

Breast); Eddie Reese (200 Breast, 200 IM); 

400 FR; 400 MR 


Alan Lauwert (100 Fly); Steve McBride 

(One-Meter, Three-Meter); Jeff Oromaner 

(100 Breast, 200 Breast); Eddie Reese 

(200 Fly, 200 IM); 400 MR 

1960: 11 TITLES 

Bill Cullen (200 IM); Steve McBride (One- 

Meter, Three-Meter); Jim Sounder (100 

Breast, 200 Breast); Bob Stewart (100 

Back, 200 Back); Roy Tateishi (100 Fly, 

200 Fly); 400 FR; 400 MR 

1959: 13 TITLES 

Dave Bollock (100 Free); Bob Duganne 

(50 Free); Pete Henne (Three-Meter); 

Jim McDonnell (200 Breast); Bill Ruggie 

(100 Back, 200 Back); Mike Stetson (200 

IM); Roy Tateishi (100 Fly, 200 Fly); Karl 

Weidamann (100 Breast); Bob Woods 

(One-Meter); 400 FR; 400 MR 



Terry Born (50 Free); Phil Drake (100 Fly, 

200 Fly, 200 IM); Pete Henne (One-Meter, 

Three-Meter); Jim McDonnell (200 

Breast); Bill Ruggie (100 Back, 200 Back); 

Karl Weidamann (100 Breast); 400 FR; 

400 MR 


Doug Creighton (100 Fly); Phil Drake (200 

Fly); Chuck Martin (One-Meter, Three- 

Meter); Bill Ruggie (100 Back, 200 Back, 

200 Breast); 400 MR 


Don Bead (50 Free); George Duganne 

(100 Back, 200 Back); Bob Fisher (100 

Free); Craig White (One-Meter, Three- 

Meter); 400 FR 


Craig White (One-Meter, Three-Meter); 

400 FR 


Jim Borland (One-Meter, Three-Meter); 

George Duganne (100 Back, 200 Back); 

Ted Robinson (200 Breast); 400 FR 


George Duganne (200 Back); Ted Robinson 

(100 Breast, 200 Breast); 400 FR 


Jim Enyeart (100 Back, 200 Back) 


Lou Brown (50 Free); Sam Ridout 

(Three-Meter) 


Lou Brown (50 Free, 100 Free) 


Billy Bracken (One-Meter); Lou Brown 

(100 Free) 


Rogers Holmes (50 Free); Bill Van Cleif 

(200 Breast) 


Bill Van Cleif (200 Breast); Jack Youngblood 

(100 Free); 400 FR 

1940: 1 TITLE 

Bill Van Cleif (200 Breast) 


Elmo Acosta (50 Free); Walter Liddell 

(200 Breast) 


Bennett Allen (200 Breast); 400 FR 


Bennett Allen (200 Breast); Tom Knotts 

(50 Free); Billy Chase (100 Free); 400 FR 

* DENOTES SEC MEET RECORD 


SEC TITLE LEADERS 

(NOT INCLUDING RELAYS) 

WOMEN 

t/1. 12 TITLES 

Tracy Caulkins (1982-84) 

Nicole Haislett (1991-94) 

Kathy Treible (1981-84) 

t/4. Mary Wayte (1984-87) 11 titles 

6. Dara Torres (1986-89) 9 titles 

t/7. 8 TITLES 

Caroline Burckle (2005-08) 

Megan Neyer (1982-86) 

t/7. 7 TITLES 

Tami Bruce (1986-89) 

Amy Caulkins (1980-83) 

Julie Gorman (1987-90) 

Gemma Spofforth (2008-10) 

MEN 

t/1. 8 TITLES 

Tom Dioguardi (1965-67) 

Martin Zubero (1988-91) 

Ryan Lochte (2003-06) 

t/4. 7 TITLES 

Mike Heath (1983-86) 

Eddie Reese (1961-63) 

Bill Ruggie (1957-59) 

t/7. 6 TITLES 

Greg Burgess (1992-94) 

Dick Farwell (1962-64) 

Shaune Fraser (2007-10) 

Jerry Livingston (1962-64) 

Steve McBride (1960-62) 

Tim McKee (1972-73) 

Blanchard Tual (1965-67)


GATOR HONOR ROLL 

BRODERICK CUP 

1984 Tracy Caulkins 


HONDA/BRODERICK AWARD 

2008 Caroline Burckle 

1994 Nicole Haislett 




1978 Renee Laravie 

U.S. OLYMPIC COMMITTEE SPORTS WOMAN 

OF THE YEAR 


OLYMPIA AWARD 

1986 Mary Wayte 

1984 Megan Neyer 


NCAA TOP FIVE 


NCAA TOP SIX 



ACADEMIC ALL AMERICA/ CAPITAL ONE 

ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT 

Women 

2011 Teresa Crippen (District Team) 

2010 Teresa Crippen (Third Team) 

2009 Gemma Spofforth (District Team) 

2005 Vipa Bernhardt (District Team) 

2003 Sara McLarty (District Team) 

1999 Jennifer Hommert (Second Team) 

1998 Heather Lawrence (Third Team) 

1998 Allison Wagner (District Team) 

1997 Dawn Heckman (District Team) 

1996 Allison Wagner (Second Team) 

1986 Megan Neyer (Second Team) 

1984 Tracy Caulkins (First Team) 

1983 Tracy Caulkins (First Team) 

1983 Megan Neyer (First Team) 

Men 

2011 Brett Fraser (Third Team) 

2011 Brett Fraser (District Team) 

2011 Cameron Martin (District Team) 

2009 Clark Burckle (Third Team) 

2009 Clark Burckle (District Team) 

2008 Kevin Nead (First Team) 

2007 Luca De Matteis (Third Team) 

2007 Kevin Nead (Third Team) 

2005 Zach Wilcox (District Team) 

2005 Justin Zumsteg (Third Team) 

2005 Justin Zumsteg (District Team) 

2004 Scott Schultz (First Team) 

2003 Zach Wilcox (First Team) 

2003 Scott Schultz (District Team) 

2001 Greg Reeves (First Team) 

2000 Greg Reeves (First Team) 

1999 Greg Reeves (Second Team) 

1996 Michael Kiedel (Second Team) 

1987 Duffy Dillon (First Team) 

1986 Matt Cetlinski (First Team) 

NCAA POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP 

Women 

2006 Vipa Bernhardt 

2004 Kristen Connor 

2002 Megan Melgaard 

1998 Heather Lawrence 


Men 

2011 Brett Fraser 

2008 Kevin Nead 

2005 Kris Wiebeck 

2005 Justin Zumsteg 

2004 Scott Schultz 

2002 Eric Donnelly 

2002 Mike Jansen 

2001 Greg Reeves 

1986 Paul Herring 

NCAA MALE SWIMMER OF THE YEAR 

2011 Conor Dwyer 

2010 Conor Dwyer 

2006 Ryan Lochte 


1993 Greg Burgess 

1991 Martin Zubero 

NCAA FEMALE SWIMMER OF THE YEAR 


NCAA FEMALE DIVER OF THE YEAR 


NCAA WOMEN’S COACH OF THE YEAR 

2010 Gregg Troy 

1982 Randy Reese 


NCAA MEN’S COACH OF THE YEAR 


1991 Skip Foster 



SEC FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR 



1988 Dara Torres 


SEC MALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR 


SEC FEMALE SWIMMER OF THE YEAR 

2010 Gemma Spofforth 


1996 Allison Wagner 






1990 Whitney Hedgepeth 


1988 Tami Bruce 


1986 Holly Green 

1985 Mary Wayte 



1982 Kathy Treible 

1981 Kathy Treible 

SEC MALE SWIMMER OF THE YEAR 






2002 Adam Sioui 



1992 Anthony Nesty 



1989 Bob Utley 

1988 Paul Robinson 

1987 Sandy Goss 

1986 Paul Wallace 

1985 Mike Heath 

1984 Patrick Kennedy 

1983 Mike Heath 

1979 Bill Sawchuk 

1972 Tim McKee 

1971 Brant Bittner 

SEC FEMALE DIVER OF THE YEAR 

2011 Monica Dodson 

2010 Kara Salamone 




SEC MALE DIVER OF THE YEAR 

1985 Scott Fosdick 

1980 Chris Snode 



SEC MALE FRESHMAN SWIMMER OF THE YEAR 

2011 Marcin Cieslak 

2007 Roland Rudolf 

2006 Bradley Ally 

2004 Bill Mrazek 



2001 Carlos Jayme 

SEC FEMALE FRESHMAN SWIMMER OF THE YEAR 

2011 Elizabeth Beisel 


SEC MALE HIGH POINT AWARD WINNER 

2011 Conor Dwyer (tied) 

2010 Conor Dwyer/Shaune Fraser 

2009 Omar Pinzon (second) 




SEC FEMALE HIGH POINT AWARD WINNER 



SEC WOMEN’S SWIMMING COACH OF THE YEAR 


1996 Chris Martin 

1993 Mitch Ivey 






SEC MEN’S SWIMMING COACH OF THE YEAR 






1991 Skip Foster 








1971 Bill Harlan 

SEC DIVING COACH OF THE YEAR 

2011 Donnie Craine 

2010 Donnie Craine 


1985 Kent Vosler 





SEC MALE SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR 




SEC FEMALE SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR 



U.S. OPEN HIGH POINT AWARD WINNER 


2005 Leah Retrum 


GAINESVILLE SUN UF ATHLETE OF THE 

CENTURY 


FLORIDA SPORTS PERSONALITY OF THE YEAR 


FLORIDA AMATEUR FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR 




FLORIDA AMATEUR MALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR 


BEN HILL GRIFFIN AWARD 


2011 Gemma Spofforth 




1993 Nicole Haislett

SEC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL (WOMEN) 



Sarah Bateman 

Jamie Bohunicky 

Teresa Crippen 

Kaylee Doback 

Monica Dodson 

Sarra Lajnef 

Sharla Milne 

Julia Nagy 

Anna-Liisa Pold 

Corinne Showalter 

Kirsten Smith 

Shara Stafford 

Kaitlin Taylor 

2010 


Sarah Bateman 

Kristen Beales 

Teresa Crippen 

Kaylee Doback 

Monica Dodson 

Coral Lopez 

Jemma Lowe 

Julia Nagy 

Stacey Nedrud 

Sarah Peterson 

Anna-Liisa Pold 

Lily Ramirez 

Kirsten Smith 

Gemma Spofforth 

Shara Stafford 

Maida Turnadzic 

Daniela Victoria 

2009 

Jeana Bartell 


Monica Dodson 

Rebekah Epley 

Laurabeth Guenthner 

Julianne Lago 

Coral Lopez 

Stephanie Napier 

Stacey Nedrud 


Stephanie Proud 

Kelsy Smith 


Whitney Stern 

Sarah Sykes 

Taylor Vander Ark 

Lindsay Woodward 

2008 

Katie Ball 

Jenne Ballatore 

Jeana Bartell 


Caroline Burckle 

Caroline Drab 

Monica Dodson 

Sarah Ellerby 

Rebekah Epley 


Amanda Hartley 

Colleen Healy 

Elizabeth Kemp 

Kimberly Larson 

Coral Lopez 


Natalie Pike 

Stephanie Proud 

Leah Retrum 

Kelsy Smith 


Whitney Stern 

Sarah Sykes 

Taylor Vander Ark 

Lauren Winter 

Lindsay Woodward 

2007 

Katie Ball 

Jeana Bartell 


Ashley Carusone 

Caroline Drab 


Kristen Harris 


Colleen Healy 

Kim Larson 

Jennie Lindh 

Laurie Moreau 

Natalie Pike 

Leah Retrum 

Kelsy Smith 

Whitney Stern 

2006 

Katie Ball 

Vipa Bernhardt 



Sarah Ellerby 

Kristin Harris 


Colleen Healy 

Amanda Huff 

Brittany Johnson 

Kimberly Larson 

Jennie Lindh 

Laurie Moreau 

Natalie Pike 

Jamie Reid 

Leah Retrum 

Samantha Vanderbilt 

2005 

Katie Ball 


Nicole Bolt 


Danielle Duncan 

Maureen Farrell 

Rebecca Harper 


Amanda Huff 


Kathleen Kennedy 

Maureen McGinty 

Laurie Moreau 

Marietta Uhle 

Candace Weiman 

2004 

Janelle Atkinson 

Katie Ball 


Nicole Bolt 


Kristen Connor 

Danielle Duncan 

Jaime Ellis 

Maureen Farrell 

Chantal Gibney 



Amanda Huff 


Katie Kennedy 

Maureen McGinty 

Sara McLarty 

Laurie Moreau 

Casey Seland 

2003 

Janelle Atkinson 

Anna Chapman 

Sarah Close 

Kristen Connor 

Kim Ecott 

Cerian Gibbes 

Chantal Gibney 


Katie Kennedy 

Leah Martindale 

Katie McCown 

Sara McLarty 

Natalie Nickson 

Jessica Schrock 

Casey Seland 

Cara Teague 

Diane Tennison 

2002 

Anna Chapman 

Sarah Close 

Nicole Duggan 

Robyn Grimes 

Morgan Hughes 


Katie McCown 

Megan Melgaard 

Mary Beth Mounce 

Natalie Nickson 

Cara Teague 


2001 

Anna Chapman 

Margaret Colley 

Nicole Duggan 

Kimberly Ecott 

Robyn Grimes 


Katie McCown 


Denise Merk 

Mary Beth Mounce 

Melissa Pavlik 

Cara Teague 


2000 

Nicole Duggan 

Robyn Grimes 


Sarah Massey 


Denise Merk 

Bradley Gracy 

Julie Holmes 

Katie McCown 

Caroline Vaughn 

1999 

Mandy Crowe 

Nicole Duggan 

Kelly Floyd 

Abbie Goff 

Bradley Gracy 

Robyn Grimes 

Susan Hansen 

Dawn Heckman 

Julie Holmes 

Jennifer Hommert 

Denise Merk 

Caroline Vaughn 

1998 

Mandy Crowe 

Heather Lawrence 

Allison Wagner 

1997 

Abbie Goff 

Susan Hansen 

Dawn Heckman 


1996 

Nikki Dryden 

Tina Hinton 


Ryann Pauley 

1995 

Laura Booth 

Nikki Dryden 

Beth Hazel 

Tina Hinton 

Ryann Pauley 

Elizabeth Tomson 

Kristin Wilding 

1994 

Whitney Arnette 

Laura Booth 

Beth Hazel 

Tina Hinton 

Maren Kuller 


Janie Wagstaff 

Kristin Wilding 

1993 

Whitney Arnette 

Laura Booth 

Nicole Haislett 

Beth Hazel 

Maren Kuller 

Andrea Neidermeyer 


1992 

Sidney Brinson 

Jane Kerr 

Maren Kuller 

Tami Schubert 



1991 


Jane Kerr 

Tami Schubert 

Stephanie Zunich 

1990 

Cindy Bradford 


Julia Gorman 

Jane Kerr 

Dady Vincent 


1989 

Juliane Brossman 

Debbie Daniel 

Julia Gorman 

Dara Torres 


1988 

Juliane Brossman 

Debbie Daniel 

Julia Gorman 

Jill Horstead 

Dara Torres 

Karin Werth 

Paige Zemina 

1987 

Debbie Daniel 

Debbie Fuller 

Edwina Lerner 

Cindy Ounpuu 

1986 

Beverly Acker 

Debbie Fuller 

Holly Green 

Megan Neyer 

Jennifer Sawyer 

Christi Woolger 

Judi Woolger 

1985 

Holly Green 

Amy Hunter 

Christi Woolger 

Judi Woolger 

1984 

Shelly Carruth 

Tracy Caulkins 

Holly Green 

Leisha Johnson 

Megan Neyer 

Christi Woolger


SEC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL (MEN) 


Rodion Davelaar 

Brett Fraser 

Balazs Gercsak 

Brian Howell 

Christopher Jones 


Mike Joyce 

Robby Kennedy 

John Lehtonen 

Anthony Lewark 

Alex Martin 

Cameron Martin 

Joey Pedraza 

Sebastien Rousseau 

Jonathan Speed 

Logan Storie 

Jason Taylor 

Bobby Walsh 

Michael Yuan 

2010 

Colin Bell 

Ryan Crete 

Brett Fraser 

Shaune Fraser 

Balazs Gercsak 

Brian Howell 


Mike Joyce 

Robby Kennedy 

Anthony Lewark 

Alex Martin 

Grayson Patten 

Joey Pedraza 

Logan Storie 

Bobby Walsh 

Michael Yuan 

2009 

Clark Burckle 

Ryan Crete 

Brett Fraser 

Shaune Fraser 

Mike Joyce 

Cody Kauffman 

Aaron Leech 

Alex Martin 

Matt Norton 

Grayson Patten 

Eric Shrestha 

Logan Storie 

Scott Thompson 

Bobby Walsh 

Mike Yuan 

2008 

Clark Burckle 

Jarrod Brinker 

Kyle Deery 

Brett Jones 

Mike Joyce 

Cody Kauffman 

Aaron Leech 

Alex Martin 

Dustin McLarty 

Kevin Nead 

Daniel Penniman 

Eric Shrestha 

Jos Smith 

Logan Storie 

Konstantin Sundin 

Rex Tullius 

J.B. Walsh 

Bobby Walsh 

Tobias Work 

Michael Yuan 

2007 

Ron Ballatore 

Kyle Deery 

Luca De Matteis 

Robbie Fischetti 

Tim Hughes 

Grant Johnson 

Brett Jones 

Cody Kauffman 

Aaron Leech 


Bill Mrazek 

Scott Mullervy 

Kevin Nead 


Justin Schmidt 

Eric Shrestha 

J.B. Walsh 

Jonathan Wilcox 

Tobias Work 

2006 

Ron Ballatore 

Chris Comfort 

Kyle Deery 

Luca DeMatteis 

Iddo Feinberg 

Robert Fischetti 

Andrew Greener 

Brian Hartley 

Grant Johnson 

Brett Jones 


Elliot Meena 

Chris Millen 

Bill Mrazek 



Justin Schmidt 

J.B. Walsh 

Russell Wilder 

Tobias Work 

2005 

Michael Berger 

Chris Comfort 

Kyle Deery 

Robert Fischetti 

Stephen Friedlander 

Andrew Greener 

Brian Hartley 

Scott Kaufmann 

Elliott Meena 

Bill Mrazek 


Corey Welch 

Kristopher Wiebeck 

Zachary Wilcox 

Justin Zumsteg 

2004 

Nick Borreca 

Chris Comfort 

Steve Friedlander 

Brian Hartley 


Chris Kellam 

Elliot Meena 

Scott Schultz 

Adam Sioui 

Jonathan Strauss 

Ansel Tjin-A-Tam 

Corey Welch 

Kris Wiebeck 

Zach Wilcox 


2003 

Michael Jansen 


Chris Kellam 

Greg King 

Jim Kostowicz 

Scott Schultz 

Duncan Sherrard 

Eric Donnelly 

Steve Friedlander 

Bernie Guenther 

Ricardo Molari 

Philip Norris 

Hendrik Odendaal 

Hank Richardson 

Jonathan Strauss 


Corey Welch 

Kris Wiebeck 

Zach Wilcox 


2002 

Adrian Cameron 

Eric Donnelly 

Bryan Foster 


Jose Hernando 

Mike Jansen 

Bryan Kim 

Jim Kostowicz 


Philip Norris 


Greg Reeves 


Duncan Sherrard 

Nathan Summers 

1999 

Adrian Cameron 

Gustavo Couto 

Eric Donnelly 

Bryan Foster 

Jason Gillespie 


Jose Hernando 

Mike Jansen 

Bryan Kim 

Conrad Mapp 



Greg Reeves 




David Winkler 

2000 

Eric Donnelly 

Jose Hernando 

Mike Jansen 

Bryan Kim 




Greg Reeves 

1999 

Paulo Hornos 

Bryan Kim 

Dan Medei 

Greg Reeves 

1998 

Paulo Hornos 

Sean Justice 

Dan Medei 

Ryan Swift 

1997 

Chuy Gonzalez 

Sean Justice 

Dan Medei 

Brick Spangler 

1996 

Todd Gjervold 

Chuy Gonzalez 

Michael Kiedel 

David West 

1995 

Todd Gjervold 

David West 

Jason Wimberly 

1994 

Greg Burgess 

David West 

1993 

Jose Ballester 

Matt Guyot 

Jamie Mulford 

Craig Ridenhour 

Matt Schmauch 

Alyn Towne 

1992 

Jamie Ament 


Jamie Mulford 

1991 

Jose Ballester 

John Dennison 


Cicero Torteli 

1990 

Brett Drinkard 

Lewis Fadley 

John Wermuth 

1989 

Ben Bates 

Mike Glassman 

John Wermuth 


1988 

Jayme Taylor 

John Whitner 

Mike Glassman 

1987 

Duffy Dillon 

Jayme Taylor 

Paul Wallace 

John Whitner 

1986 

Matt Cetlinski 

Scott Fosdick 

Paul Herring 

Jayme Taylor 

1985 


Duffy Dillon 

Scott Fosdick 

Paul Herring 

Rafael Vidal 

1984 


Fredric Delcourt 

Paul Herring 

Rafael Vidal

GATOR HONOR ROLL 

SKIP FOSTER MOST VALUABLE SWIMMER 

AWARD 

Women 


2010 Teresa Crippen 





2005 Maureen Farrell 

2004 Jamie Ellis 

2003 Renate duPlessis 

2002 Sara McLarty 

2001 Jaime Ellis 

2000 Nicole Duggan 

2000 Jennifer Hommert 

1997 Dawn Heckman 


1995 Mimosa McNerney 

Men 


2010 Shaune Fraser 


2008 Bradley Ally & Clark Burckle 

2007 Bradley Ally & Lucas Salatta 






2001 Duncan Sherrard 

2000 Matt Cole 



1997 Stephen Clarke 

1996 Eric Christensen 

1995 Stephen Clarke 

GIOVANNI LINSCHEER AWARD 

Women 

2011 Teresa Crippen 

2010 Shara Stafford 



2007 Natalie Pike 

2006 Candace Weiman 




2002 Chantal Gibney 

2001 Leah Martindale 


1999 Dawn Heckman 

Men 



2009 Bradley Ally 


2007 Daniel Penniman 


2005 Brian Hartley 

2004 Carlos Jayme 

2003 Chris Kellam 

2002 Eric Donnelly 


2000 Alex Lopez 

1999 Hank Richardson 

DONALD GIBB AWARD 

Women 

2010 Sara Lajnef 

2009 Anna-Liisa Pold 

2008 Colleen Healy 

2007 Kim Larson 

2006 Laurabeth Guenthner 

2005 Amanda Hartley 

2004 Katie McCann 

2003 Blair Beard & Katie Kennedy 

2002 Cara Teague 

2001 Anna Chapman 

2000 Natalie Nickson 

1999 Katie McCown 

Men 

2011 Brad deBorde 

2010 Rodion Davelaar 

2009 Brett Fraser 

2008 Michael Joyce 

2007 Cody Kauffman 

2006 Grant Johnson 

2005 Tobias Work 

2004 Jan Wolfgarten 

2003 Zach Wilcox 

2002 Jonathan Strauss 

2001 Ansel Tjin-A-Tam 

2000 Matt Flowers 

1999 Michael Jansen 

SENIOR LEADERSHIP AWARD 

Women 

2011 Monica Dodson 


2009 Laurabeth Guenthner & Kelsy Smith 

2008 Kim Larson 

2007 Ashley Carusone 

2006 Mandy Huff 

2005 Rebecca Harper 

2004 Chantal Gibney 

2003 Anna Chapman, Cara Teague & Diane 

Tennison 

2002 Natalie Nickson & Leah Martindale 

2001 Megan Melgaard 

2000 Jenny Deloach 

1999 Abbie Goff 

Men 

2011 Mike Joyce 

2010 Roberto Gomez 

2009 Scott Thompson 

2008 Grant Johnson 

2007 Bill Mrazek 

2006 Brian Hartley 

2005 Will Ratliff 

2004 Chris Kellam 

2003 Philip Norris 

2002 Duncan Sherrard & Jose Hernando 

2001 Nathan Summers & Greg Reeves 

2000 Ryan Swift 

1999 Dan Medei 

BILL HARLAN AWARD 

2011 Anthony Lewark & Monica Dodson 

2009 Anthony Lewark & Kara Salamone 

2008 Monica Dodson 

2007 Justin Schmitt 

2006 Jonathan Wilcox & Whitney Stern 

2005 Zach Wilcox & Nicole Bolt 

2004 Nicole Bolt 



2001 Hank Richardson 

2000 Robyn Grimes 




BILL HARLAN SPIRIT AWARD 

2011 Coach Ron Ballatore & Coach Skip 

Foster 

2010 Lisa Napier 

2009 Roberto Gomez 

2008 J.B. Walsh, Dara Torres & Tracy 

Caulkins 

2006 Kyle Dover 

2005 Jeff Smith 

2004 Jonathan Strauss 

SPECIAL PERFORMANCE AWARD 

2011 Brett Fraser & Elizabeth Beisel 

2010 Conor Dwyer, Shaune Fraser and 

2010 NCAA Championship Team 

2009 Shaune Fraser & Gemma Spofforth 

2008 Caroline Burckle & Gemma Spofforth 



2005 Maureen Farrell, Caroline Burckle, 

Mary Uhle, Leah Retrum 

ACADEMIC AWARD 

Women 

2011 -- 

2010 Kristen Beales 

2009 Whitney Stern 

2008 Kristen Beales 

2007 Katie Ball 





2002 Katie McCowan & Sarah Close 



1999 Denise Merk 

Men 

2011 Mike Joyce & Michael Yuan 

2010 Eric Shrestha 

2009 Eric Shrestha 



2006 Andrew Greener & Kevin Nead 


2004 Scott Schultz & Justin Zumsteg 

2003 Scott Schultz 

2002 Michael Jansen & Jim Kostowicz 

2001 Greg Reeves & Michael Jansen 



TRACY CAULKINS OUTSTANDING FRESHMAN 

AWARD 


2010 Jamie Bohunicky 

2009 Teresa Crippen 

2008 Stephanie Proud 


2006 Stephanie Cota 




2002 Rebecca Harper 

2001 Janelle Atkinson 

2000 Mary Beth Mounce 


1998 Nicole Duggan 

1997 Whitney Metzler 





1994 Kara Goodin 

1993 Janie Wagstaff 

1992 Shannon Price 


TIGER HOLMES AWARD 

2011 Richard Ahrens & Sue Halfacre 

2010 Apryle Nickson 

2009 John Cornell & The Villages Supporters 

2008 Paul Donovan 

2006 Jeff Smith 

2005 Ryan Woodruff & Erva Gilliam 

TIGER HOLMES OUTSTANDING FRESHMAN 

AWARD 

2011 Marcin Cieslak 

2010 Sebastien Rousseau 

2009 Jeff Raymond 

2008 Logan Storie


WOMEN’S RECORDS 

FLORIDA RECORDS 

50 Free Sarah Bateman 22.00 2011 

100 Free Shara Stafford 47.81 2010 

200 Free Caroline Burckle 1:43.10 2008 

500 Free Caroline Burckle 4:33.60 2008 

1,650 Free Tami Bruce 15:50.86 1988 

100 Back Gemma Spofforth 50.84 2010 

200 Back Gemma Spofforth 1:48.34 2009 

100 Breast Hilda Luthersdottir 1:00.10 2011 

200 Breast Vipa Bernhardt 2:09.13 2003 

100 Fly Jemma Lowe 51.65 2009 

200 Fly Jemma Lowe 1:52.53 2009 

200 IM Gemma Spofforth 1:54.73 2009 

400 IM Elizabeth Beisel 4:00.83 2011 

200 FR Napier, Spofforth, Stafford, Bateman 1:27.79 2010 

400 FR Kemp, Spofforth, Stafford, Napier 3:13.43 2010 

800 FR Stafford, Bohunicky, Crippen, Beisel 6:59.10 2011 

200 MR Spofforth, Rogers, Lago, Napier 1:36.22 2009 

400 MR Spofforth, Rogers, Lowe, Stafford 3:31.41 2009 

FLORIDA WOMEN’S DIVING RECORDS 

1M (6-dives) Kara Salamone 328.30 2009 

3M (6-dives) Monica Dodson 373.85 2011 

1M (10-dives) Heather Lawrence 445.00 1998 

3M (11-dives) Megan Neyer 541.95 1982 

Plat. (5-dives) Monica Dodson 325.20 2011 

Plat. (9-dives) Robyn Grimes 422.65 2000 

O’CONNELL CENTER POOL RECORDS 

50 Free Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace, Auburn 21.34 2011 


200 Free Morgan Scroggy, Georgia 1:42.46 2011 

500 Free Shannon Vreeland, Georgia 4:36.28 2011 

1,650 Free Adrienne Binder, Auburn 15:50.00 2005 

100 Back Jennifer Connolly, Tennessee 51.39 2011 

200 Back Kirsty Coventry, Auburn 1:51.43 2005 

100 Breast Jane Trepp, LSU 58.94 2011 

200 Breast Amanda Rutqvist, South Carolina 2:08.56 2011 

100 Fly Jennifer Connolly, Tennessee 51.64 2011 

200 Fly Mary T. Meagher, Lakeside 1:53.37 1982 

200 IM Morgan Scroggy, Georgia 1:54.58 2011 

400 IM Elizabeth Beisel, Florida 4:00.83 2011 

200 FR Riordan, Norberg, Vanderpool-Wallace, Scott, Auburn 1:28.25 2011 

400 FR Riordan, Geary, Bos, Vanderpool-Wallace, Auburn 3:13.03 2011 

800 FR Scroggy, Nauta, Margalis, Schmitt, Georgia 6:53.58 2011 

200 MR Bos, Norberg, Scott, Vanderpool-Wallace, Auburn 1:36.11 2011 

400 MR Connolly, Moravcikova, Floyd, Gendron, Tennessee 3:30.90 2011 

SEC CHAMPIONSHIPS RECORDS 



200 Free Morgan Scroggy, Georgia 1:42.46 2011 

500 Free Caroline Burckle, Florida 4:34.87 2008 

1,650 Free Adrienne Binder, Auburn 15:50.00 2005 

50 Back Theresa Andrews, Florida 26.18 1982 

100 Back Gemma Spofforth, Florida 50.53 2009 

200 Back Gemma Spofforth, Florida 1:48.34 2009 

50 Breast Angelika Knipping, Auburn 29.08 1982 

100 Breast Jane Trepp, LSU 58.94 2011 

200 Breast Amanda Rutqvist, South Carolina 2:08.56 2011 

50 Fly Amy Caulkins, Florida 25.04 1982 

100 Fly Christine Magnuson 51.00 2008 

200 Fly Jemma Lowe, Florida 1:52.53 2009 

100 IM Tracy Caulkins, Florida 56.19 1982 

200 IM Morgan Scroggy, Georgia 1:54.58 2011 

400 IM Elizabeth Beisel, Florida 4:00.83 2011 

200 FR Napier, Spofforth, Stafford, Bateman, Florida 1:28.15 2009 

400 FR Ohlgren, Vanderpool-Wallace, Marik, Geary, Auburn 3:12.00 2009 


200 MR Bos, Norberg, Scott, Vanderpool-Wallace, Auburn 1:36.11 2011 

400 MR Connolly, Moravcikova, Floyd, Gendron, Tennessee 3:30.90 2011 


NCAA RECORDS 

50 Free Lara Jackson, Arizona 21.27 2009 


200 Free Dana Vollmer, California 1:41.53 2009 

500 Free Allison Schmitt, Georgia 4:32.71p 2011 

1,000 Free Janet Evans, Stanford 9:29.49 1990 

1,650 Free Janet Evans, Stanford 15:39.14 1990 

100 Back Natalie Coughlin, California 49.97 2002 

200 Back Gemma Spofforth, Florida 1:48.34 2009 

100 Breast Annie Chandler, Arizona 58.06 2010 

200 Breast Rebecca Soni, USC 2:04.75 2009 

100 Fly Natalie Coughlin, California 50.01 2002 

200 Fly Elaine Breeden, Stanford 1:49.92 2009 

200 IM Julia Smit, Stanford 1:52.31 2010 


200 FR Jackson, Kelly, Schluntz, Baughman, Arizona 1:26.20 2009 

400 FR Wilson, Jensen, Dagg, Vollmer, California 3:09.88 2009 

800 FR Isakovic, Wilson, Jensen, Vollmer, California 6:52.69 2009 

200 MR Tran, Leverenz, Fotsch, Jensen, California 1:35.03 2011 

400 MR Agy, Chandler, Jackson, Schluntz, Arizona 3:28.31 2009 

AMERICAN RECORDS 


100 Free Natalie Coughlin, California 46.84 2011 


500 Free Katie Hoff, North Baltimore 4:30.47 2007 

1,000 Free Katie Hoff, North Baltimore 9:10.77 2007 



200 Back Elizabeth Pelton, North Baltimore 1:49.16 2011 

100 Breast Tara Kirk, Palo Alto Stanford 57.77 2006 

200 Breast Rebecca Soni, Southern Cal 2:04.75 2009 






400 FR Scroggy, Romano, Margalis, Schmitt, Georgia 3:11.03 2011 




U.S. OPEN RECORDS 




500 Free Katie Hoff, North Baltimore 4:30.47 2007 




200 Back Gemma Spofforth, Florida/GBR 1:48.34 2009 

100 Breast Tara Kirk, Palo Alto Stanford 57.77 2006 

200 Breast Rebecca Soni, Southern Cal 2:04.75 2009 






400 FR Wilson, Jensen, Dagg, Vollmer, California 3:09.88 2009 

800 FR Isakovic, Wilson, Jensen, Vollmer, California 6:52.69 2009 



BOLDFACE denotes current Gator Athletes 

* record pending 

p: time swum during prelims 

r: relay lead off split 

sf: time swum during semi-finals

MEN’S RECORDS 

FLORIDA RECORDS 

50 Free Shaune Fraser 19.30s 2009 

100 Free Shaune Fraser 42.41s 2009 

200 Free Shaune Fraser 1:31.70 2009 

500 Free Conor Dwyer 4:11.36 2011 

1,650 Free Matt Cetlinski 14:47.26 1986 

100 Back Ryan Lochte 44.60s 2006 

200 Back Ryan Lochte 1:37.68 2006 

100 Breast Clark Burckle 53.27 2009 

200 Breast Clark Burckle 1:53.89 2009 

100 Fly Shaune Fraser 45.82 2010 

200 Fly Shaune Fraser 1:40.75 2009 

200 IM Bradley Ally 1:40.49 2009 

400 IM Conor Dwyer 3:37.75 2011 

200 FR Fraser (S), Fraser (B), Ally, Gomez 1:16.76p 2009 

400 FR Fraser (S), Fraser (B), Dwyer, Gomez 2:49.95 2010 

800 FR Dwyer, Fraser (B), Gercsak, Rousseau 6:13.74 2011 

200 MR Loughran, Dwyer, Cieslak, Fraser (B) 1:24.94 2011 

Pinzon, Burckle, Ally, Fraser (B) 1:24.94 2009 

400 MR Pinzon, Burckle, Ally, Fraser (S) 3:04.81 2009 

FLORIDA MEN’S DIVING RECORDS 

1M (6-dives) Jonathan Wilcox 377.70 2007 

3M (6-dives) Jonathan Wilcox 436.13 2007 

1M (11-dives) David West 624.60 1994 

3M (11-dives) Hank Richardson 566.15 2000 

Plat. (6-dives) Jonathan Wilcox 392.30 2007 

Plat. (10-dives) Hank Richardson 576.45 2000 

O’CONNELL CENTER POOL RECORDS 

50 Free Adam Brown, Auburn 19.05 2011 

100 Free Adam Brown, Auburn 41.92 2011 

200 Free Conor Dwyer, Florida 1:31.73s 2011 

500 Free Conor Dwyer, Florida 4:11.36 2011 

1,650 Free Martin Grodzki, Georgia 14:36.93 2011 

100 Back Ryan Lochte, Florida 45.19s 2005 

200 Back Ryan Lochte, Florida 1:38.29 2005 

100 Breast Stuart Ferguson, Auburn 53.01 2011 

200 Breast Brad Craig, Tennessee 1:54.24 2011 

100 Fly Marcin Cieslak, Florida 46.03 2011 

200 Fly Mark Dylla, Georgia 1:41.35 2011 

200 IM Ryan Lochte, Florida 1:41.76 2005 

400 IM Conor Dwyer, Florida 3:37.75 2011 

200 FR Brown, Marcelo, Manning, Krug, Auburn 1:16.56 2011 

400 FR Brown, Krug, Modrov, Norys, Auburn 2:49.95 2011 

800 FR Dwyer, Fraser, Gercsak, Rousseau, Florida 6:13.74 2011 

200 MR Loughran, Dwyer, Cieslak, Fraser (B), Florida 1:24.94 2011 

400 MR Loughran, Dwyer, Cieslak, Fraser (B), Florida 3:04.99 2011 

SEC CHAMPIONSHIPS RECORDS 

50 Free Matt Targett, Auburn 18.52 2009 

100 Free Cesar Cielo, Auburn 41.25 2008 

200 Free Conor Dwyer, Florida 1:31.73s 2011 

500 Free Conor Dwyer, Florida 4:11.36 2011 

1,650 Free Sebastian Rouault, Georgia 14:35.47 2008 


200 Back Ryan Lochte, Florida 1:38.29 2005 

100 Breast Jeremy Linn, Tennessee 51.86 1997 

200 Breast Neil Versfeld, Georgia 1:52.07 2009 

100 Fly Matt Targett, Auburn 45.02 2009 

200 Fly Mark Dylla, Georgia 1:41.35 2011 

200 IM Ryan Lochte, Florida 1:41.76 2005 

400 IM Conor Dwyer, Florida 3:37.75 2011 

200 FR Andkjaer, Targett, Norys, Louw, Auburn 1:15.47 2009 

400 FR Andkjaer, Louw, Norys, Targett, Auburn 2:46.03 2009 

800 FR Dwyer, Fraser, Gercsak, Rousseau, Florida 6:13.74 2011 

200 MR White, Silva, Targett, Andkjaer, Auburn 1:23.69 2009 

400 MR Wollach, Klein, Madson, Targett, Auburn 3:04.58 2009 



NCAA RECORDS 

50 Free Cesar Cielo, Auburn 18.47s 2008 

100 Free Cesar Cielo, Auburn 40.92 2008 

200 Free David Walters, Texas 1:31.72s 2009 

500 Free Peter Vanderkaay, Michigan 4:08.60 2006 

1,650 Free Chris Thompson, Michigan 14:26.62 2001 


200 Back Tyler Clary, Michigan 1:37.58 2009 

100 Breast Damir Dugonjic, California 50.86 2009 

200 Breast Neil Versfeld, Georgia 1:51.40 2009 

100 Fly Austin Staab, Stanford 44.18 2009 

200 Fly Thomas Shields, California 1:40.31 2011 

200 IM Bradley Ally, Florida 1:40.49 2009 

400 IM Tyler Clary, Michigan 3:35.98 2009 



800 FR Walters, Berens, Jostes, Klueh, Texas 6:10.16 2009 

200 MR White, Silva, Targett, Louw, Auburn 1:22.36 2009 

400 MR Wollach, Klein, McGill, Targett, Auburn 3:01.39 2009 

AMERICAN RECORDS 

50 Free Nathan Adrian, California 18.66 2011 

100 Free Nathan Adrian, California 41.08 2009 

200 Free David Walters, Texas 1:31.72s 2009 

500 Free Peter Vanderkaay, Club Wolverine 4:08.54 2008 

1,000 Free Erik Vendt, Club Wolverine 8:36.49 2008 

1,650 Free Chris Thompson, Michigan 14:26.62 2001 


200 Back Ryan Lochte, Daytona Beach 1:36.81 2007 

100 Breast Michael Alexandrov, Northwestern 51.56 2007 

200 Breast Brendan Hansen, Longhorn 1:51.74 2006 


200 Fly Michael Phelps, North Baltimore 1:39.65 2010 

200 IM Ryan Lochte, Daytona Beach 1:40.08 2007 


200 FR Coville, Staab, Allen, Wayne, Stanford 1:15.26 2011 

400 FR Feigen, Berens, Jameson, Walters, Texas 2:47.02 2009 


200 MR Jostes, Magruder, Taylor, Feigen, Texas 1:23.97 2009 

400 MR Godsoe, Kornfeld, Staab, Coville, Stanford 3:01.91 2009 

U.S. OPEN RECORDS 

50 Free Cesar Cielo, Auburn/BRA 18.47s 2008 

100 Free Cesar Cielo, Auburn/BRA 40.92 2008 

200 Free Simon Burnett, Arizona/GBR 1:31.20 2006 

500 Free Peter Vanderkaay, Michigan 4:08.54 2008 

1000 Free Erik Vendt, Club Wolverine 8:36.49 2008 

1650 Free Chris Thompson, Michigan 14:26.62 2001 


200 Back Ryan Lochte, Daytona Beach 1:36.81 2007 

100 Breast Damir Dugonjic, California/SLO 50.86 2009 

200 Breast Neil Versfeld, Georgia/RSA 1:51.40 2009 


200 Fly Michael Phelps, North Baltimore 1:39.65 2010 

200 IM Ryan Lochte, Daytona Beach 1:40.08 2007 





200 MR White, Silva, Targett, Louw, Auburn 1:22.36 2009 

400 MR Wollach, Klein, McGill, Targett, Auburn 3:01.39 2009 

BOLDFACE denotes current Gator Athletes 

* record pending 

p: time swum during prelims 

r: relay lead off split 

sf: time swum during semi-finals


ALL-TIME TOP-10 WOMEN’S TIMES (YARDS) 

50-METER FREESTYLE 

1. Sarah Bateman (2011) 22.00 

2. Shara Stafford (2011) 22.16 

3. Stephanie Napier (2009) 22.17 

4. Dara Torres (1988) 22.38 

5. Nicole Haislett (1993) 22.56 

6. Gemma Spofforth (2008) 22.57s 

7. Leah Martindale (2001) 22.58p 

8. Ashley Tappin (1994) 22.60 

9. Ellese Zalewski (2011) 22.67s 

10. Maureen Farrell (2005) 22.68ps 

100-YARD FREESTYLE 

1. Shara Stafford (2010) 47.81 


T3. Dara Torres (1988) 48.26 

T3. Caroline Burckle (2007) 48.26 

5. Maureen Farrell (2005) 48.82s 

6. Elizabeth Kemp (2009) 48.85 


8. Ashley Tappin (1994) 48.90 

9. Jamie Bohunicky (2011) 48.99 

10. Alana Pazevic (2011) 49.05 


1. Caroline Burckle (2008) 1:43.10 

2. Nicole Haislett (1992) 1:43.28 

3. Shara Stafford (2010) 1:44.00 

4. Maureen Farrell (2005) 1:44.76s 

5. Whitney Hedgepeth (1990) 1:45.21 

6. Melani Costa-Schmid (2010) 1:45:45 

7. Tami Bruce (1988) 1:45.40 

8. Mary Wayte (1984) 1:45.68p 

9. Jamie Bohunicky (2011) 1:45.75 

10. Tracy Caulkins (1984) 1:45.77s 



2. Elizabeth Beisel (2011) 4:37.74 

3. Tami Bruce (1988) 4:38.03 


5. Janelle Atkinson (2001) 4:38.93 

6. Laurabeth Guenthner (2009) 4:39.16 

7. Sara McLarty (2003) 4:39.42 

8. Melani Costa-Schmid (2010) 4:39.66 


10. Mary Wayte (1985) 4:40.35 

1,650-YARD FREESTYLE 

1. Tami Bruce (1988) 15:50.86 


3. Mimosa McNerney (1995) 15:59.71 



6. Corinne Showalter (2011) 16:02.36 

7. Sara McLarty (2003) 16:02.60 

8. Alicia Mathieu (2011) 16:07.46 

9. Meredith Green (2002) 16:08.96 


100-YARD BACKSTROKE 

1. Gemma Spofforth (2009) 50.46s 

2. Sarah Peterson (2009) 52.81 

3. Elizabeth Beisel (2011) 53.15s 

4. Lily Ramirez (2009) 53.18 

5. Alana Pazevic (2011) 53.39 

6. Janie Wagstaff (1994) 53.48 


8. Maureen Farrell (2005) 53.64 

9. Samantha Vanderbilt (2008) 53.75p 

10. Rebekah Epley (2009) 53.77 


1. Gemma Spofforth (2009) 1:48.34 

2. Teresa Crippen (2010) 1:50.99 

3. Elizabeth Beisel (2010) 1:51.55 

4. Stephanie Proud (2009) 1:52.11 

5. Leah Retrum (2005 & 07) 1:54.06 

6. Jamie Reid (2003) 1:54.54 

7. Maureen Farrell (2004) 1:54.80 

8. Anna-Liisa Pold (2009) 1:54.89 

9. Trish Regan (2011) 1:55.20 

10. Janie Wagstaff (1994) 1:55.43 

100-YARD BREASTSTROKE 

1. Hilda Luthersdottir (2011) 1:00.10 

2. Vipa Bernhardt (2005) 1:00.11 

3. Lindsay Rogers (2010) 1:01.20 

4. Sarra Lajnef (2011) 1:01.22 


T6. Tracy Caulkins (1984) 1:01.37 

T6. Stephanie Zunich (1990) 1:01.37 

8. Shannon Price (1992) 1:01.56p 

9. Amanda Hartley (2008) 1:01.68p 

10. Danielle Duncan (2003) 1:02.31 




3. Sarra Lajnef (2011) 2:10.66 

4. Kirsten Smith (2011) 2:12.09 

5. Caroline Burckle (2008) 2:12.49 

6. Cindy Ounpuu (1986) 2:12.73p 

7. Amanda Hartley (2008) 2:12.95p 

8. Denise Merk (1998) 2:13.71 

9. Allison Wagner (1995) 2:13.75 

10. Desiree Frega (2000) 2:13.98 

100-YARD BUTTERFLY 

1. Jemma Lowe (2009) 51.65 

2. Julianne Lago (2009) 52.17 


4. Candace Weiman (2006) 52.67 

5. Dara Torres (1988) 52.95 

6. Renate duPlessis (2003) 53.02 

7. Shara Stafford (2011) 53.13 

8. Colleen Healy (2008) 53.33p 

9. Dana Vollmer (2006) 53.53 

10. Rebekah Epley (2009) 53.61 


1. Jemma Lowe (2009) 1:52.53 


3. Tracy Caulkins (1984) 1:55.55 

4. Rebecca Harper (2002) 1:55.66 

5. Julia Gorman (1988) 1:56.08 

6. Julianne Lago (2009) 1:56.09 

7. Candace Weiman (2006) 1:56.54 




200-YARD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 




4. Shara Stafford (2011) 1:57.20 

5. Jennifer Hommert (1999) 1:57.57p 



8. Kirsten Smith (2011) 1:57.88 

9. Jemma Lowe (2009) 1:58.53 

10. Jaime Ellis (2004) 1:58.54 




3. Stephanie Proud (2009) 4:07.00p 


5. Sara McLarty (2003) 4:07.84 

6. Leah Retrum (2005) 4:08.32 

7. Kirsten Smith (2009) 4:08.65 


9. Joanna Maranhao (2005) 4:09.26 

10. Jennifer Hommert (1999) 4:10.80 

200-YARD FREESTYLE RELAY 

1. Stafford, Spofforth, Napier, Bateman (2010) 1:27.79 

2. Napier, Spofforth, Stafford, Bateman (2009) 1:28.15 

3. Bateman, Stafford, Zalewski, Bohunicky (2011) 1:28.56 

4. Stafford, Spofforth, Bateman, Napier (2010) 1:28.71 

5. Napier, Spofforth, Kemp, Bateman (2009) 1:28.80p 

6. Napier, Spofforth, Ramirez, Bateman (2009) 1:29.21 

7. Napier, Pike, Spofforth, Healy (2008) 1:29.96p 

8. Spofforth, Healy, Napier, Pike (2008) 1:29.99 

9. Martindale, Gibney, Tennison, Ellis (2002) 1:30.18 

10. Burckle, Napier, Pike, Kemp (2007) 1:30.38p 


1. Kemp, Stafford, Spofforth, Bohunicky (2010) 3:13.43 

2. Kemp, Spofforth, Stafford, Napier (2009) 3:14.37 

3. Kemp, Stafford, Spofforth, Bateman (2010) 3:15.00 

4. Kemp, Spofforth, Proud, Napier (2009) 3:15.81 

5. Bohunicky, Stafford, Bateman, Pazevic (2011) 3:15.89 

6. Booth, Stemper, Morgan, Haislett (1993) 3:15.97 

7. Farrell, Weiman, Uhle, Burckle (2005) 3:16.54 

8. Burckle, Pike, Napier, Spofforth (2008) 3:16.63 

9. Burckle, Healy, Spofforth, Pike (2008) 3:16.67 

10. Zemina, Cowart, Daniel, Torres (1988) 3:16.89 


1. Stafford, Bohunicky, Crippen, Beisel (2011) 6:59.10 

2. Farrell, Burckle, Uhle, Retrum (2005) 7:00.25 

3. Stafford, Bohunicky, Crippen, Costa-Schmid (2010) 7:01.53 

4. Stafford, Proud, Crippen, Costa-Schmid (2009) 7:02.44 

5. Burckle, Pike, Larson, Kemp (2008) 7:05.81 

6. Pike, Burckle, Retrum, Kemp (2008) 7:06.22 

7. Bruce, Cowart, Daniel, Zemina (1988) 7:06.56 

8. Crippen, Kemp, Costa-Schmid, Proud (2009) 7:06.78 

9. T. Caulkins, Wayte, Treible, Welting (1984) 7:06.98 

T10. Kerr, Walker, Cowart, Zemina (1989) 7:07.82 

T10. Ellis, McLarty, Atkinson, Uhle (2004) 7:07.82 

200-YARD MEDLEY RELAY 

1. Spofforth, Rogers, Lago, Napier (2009) 1:36.22 

2. Stafford, Spofforth, Napier, Bateman (2010) 1:37.01 

3. Spofforth, Burckle, Healy, Napier (2008) 1:37.23 

4. Spofforth, Rogers, Lowe, Napier (2009) 1:37.28 

5. Pazevic, Luthersdottir, Zalewski, Bateman (2011) 1:37.40 

6. Spofforth, Rogers, Lago, Napier (2009) 1:37.64p 

7. Spofforth, Rogers, Stafford, Bateman (2010) 1:37.90 

8. Spofforth, Burckle, Healy, Napier (2008) 1:38.96p 

9. Spofforth, Hartley, Healy, Napier (2008) 1:38.99 

10. duPlessis, Bernhardt, Teague, Farrell (2003) 1:39.01 


1. Spofforth, Rogers, Lowe, Stafford (2009) 3:31.41 

2. Spofforth, Rogers, Lowe, Kemp (2010) 3:33.58 

3. Beisel, Luthersdottir, Bateman, Stafford (2011) 3:34.02 

4. Spofforth, Burckle, Healy, Pike (2008) 3:34.05 

5. Farrell, Bernhardt, Weiman, Burckle (2005) 3:34.73 

6. Spofforth, Burckle, Healy, Pike (2008) 3:34.84 

7. Spofforth, Burckle, Winter, Pike (2007) 3:35.29p 

8. Farrell, Bernhardt, duPlessis, Gibney (2003) 3:35.87 

9. Wagstaff, Price, Tappin, Haislett (1994) 3:37.76 

10. Farrell, Bernhardt, Uhle, Gibney (2004) 3:38.25 


WOMEN’S DIVING RECORDS 

1M (6-DIVES) 

Kara Salamone (2010) 328.30 

3M (6-DIVES) 

Monica Dodson (2011) 373.85 

PLAT. (6-DIVES) 

Monica Dodson (2011) 325.20 

P: PRELIMINARY TIME 

S: TIME FROM RELAY SPLIT 

BOLDFACE: CURRENT GATOR COMPETITORS

ALL-TIME TOP-10 WOMEN’S TIMES (METERS) 



2. Dara Torres (1988) 25.59 

3. Sarah Bateman (2012) 25.61 

4.Shara Stafford (2009) 25.66 


6. Leah Martindale (2001) 26.15 

7. Jennifer Boyd (1985) 26.44 

8. Liz Kemp (2009) 26.52 

9. Paige Zemina (1999) 26.53 

10. Amy Caulkins (1981) 26.59 



2. Dara Torres (1989) 55.30 


4. Caroline Burckle (2008) 55.58 

5. Paige Zemina (1989) 56.15 

6. Jamie Bohunicky (2011) 56.34 

7. Natalie Pike (2007) 56.43 


9. Mary Wayte (1984) 56.54 

10. Liz Kemp (2009) 56.60 




3. Melani Costa-Schmid (2009) 1:59.12 

4. Mary Wayte (1986) 1:59.46p 

5. Jamie Bohunicky (2011) 1:59.78p 



8. Tami Bruce (1988) 2:01.07 





2. Tami Bruce (1988) 4:07.89 




6. Sara McLarty (2001) 4:12.77 

7. Mary Wayte (1985) 4:12.85 

8. Stephanie Cota (2006) 4:13.51p 




1. Tami Bruce (1988) 8:30.00 




5. Sara McLarty (2001) 8:34.80 



8. Nikki Dryden (1995) 8:41.79 

9. Mimosa McNerny (1996) 8:43.59 

10. Laura Cross (2000) 8:44.21 

1,500-METER FREESTYLE 

1. Janelle Atkinson (2000) 16:22.12 


3. Sara McLarty (2003) 16:41.37 


5. Katie Ball (2005) 16:43.43 

6. Sharon Rzadkowolsky (1999) 16:45.29 

7. Laura Cross (1999) 16:47.97 

8. Sharla Milne (2010) 16:49.69 

9. Eney Jones (1979) 16:52.17 

10. Molly Magill (1992) 16:55.11 

100-METER BACKSTROKE 

1. Gemma Spofforth (2009) 58.12 

2. Elizabeth Beisel (2010) 1:00.77 


4. Samantha Vanderbilt (2008) 1:01.85 


6. Lily Ramirez (2009) 1:02.42 

7. Lea Loveless (1989) 1:02.69 

8. Lorraine Perkins (1990) 1:02.70 



200-METER BACKSTROKE 




4. Leah Retrum (2005) 2:11.00 

5. Teresa Crippen (2010) 2:11.27p 

6. Shara Stafford (2009) 2:12.53 

7. Tami Bruce (1988) 2:13.87 


9. Jamie Reid (2003) 2:13.99 


100-METER BREASTSTROKE 



3. Sarra Lajnef (2009) 1:10.60 


5. Daniela Victoria (2009) 1:11.70 

6. Shannon Price (1992) 1:11.77 

T7. Lindsay Rogers (2009) 1:11.88 

T7. Amanda Hartley (2008) 1:11.88 

9. Cerian Gibbes (2001) 1:12.48 

10. Caroline Burckle (2008) 1:12.97 


1. Sarra Lajnef (2009) 2:29.55 




5. Rebecca Rainer (2011) 2:32.65 

6. Kirsten Smith (2009) 2:32.72 

7. Cerian Gibbes (2001) 2:34.10 

8. Denise Merk (1999) 2:34.31 


10. Shannon Price (1992) 2:36.55 

100-METER BUTTERFLY 

1. Jemma Lowe (2009) 58.41 

T2. Teresa Crippen (2009) 1:00.15 

T2. Sarah Bateman (2011) 1:00.15 

4. Dara Torres (1989) 1:00.21 

5. Julie Gorman (1988) 1:00.32 

6. Renate du Plessis (2003) 1:00.62 

T7. Patty King (1983) 1:00.70 

T7. Stephanie Cota (2006) 1:00.70p 

9. Mary Uhle (2002) 1:01.01 

10. Maida Turnadzic (2009) 1:01.31 



2. Jemma Lowe (2010) 2:08.28 


4. Julie Gorman (1989) 2:11.45 

5. Rebecca Harper (2001) 2:11.72 

6. Stephanie Cota (2006) 2:11.91 

7. Jamie Bohunicky (2011) 2:12.10 

8. Barbara Franco (1994) 2:12.92 

9. Patty King (1983) 2:13.52 

10. Sara McLarty (2003) 2:13.49 

200-METER INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 


2. Tracy Caulkins (1984) 2:12.64 




6. Kirsten Smith (2009) 2:15.80 

7. Sara McLarty (2001) 2:16.17 

8. Katie McCann (2004) 2:16.79 

9. Jaime Ellis (2000) 2:17.43 

10. Julie Gorman (1988) 2:17.70 






5. Sara McLarty (2004) 4:44.59 

6. Whitney Metzler (1996) 4:44.74 


8. Angelina Ballatore (2009) 4:47.21 

9. Ashley Carusone (2005) 4:47.28 

10. Stephanie Cota (2006) 4:48.05 

400-METER MEDLEY RELAY 

1. Perkins, Zunich, Gorman, Torres (1987) 4:13.58 

2. Brinson, Price, Walker, Haislett (1992) 4:14.08 

3. Farrell, Gibbes, Harper, Martindale (2001) 4:14.26 

4. Meinhard, Price, Walker, Haislett (1992) 4:16.33 

5. Farrell, Bernhardt, Harper, Gibney (2004) 4:16.56 

6. Vanderbilt, Hartley, Lago, Healy (2007) 4:16.88 

7. Spofforth, Lajnef, Lowe, Bohunicky (2010) 4:17.41 

8. Mounce, Merk, Nickson, Martindale (1999) 4:18.31 

9. Reid, Bernhardt, Harper, Gibney (2002) 4:18.47 

10. Wayte, Ounpuu, Horstead, Torres (1986) 4:18.73 

400-METER FREESTYLE RELAY 

1. Farrell, Gibney, Martindale, Atkinson (2001) 3:46.89 

2. Zemina, Torres, Cowart, Wayte (1986) 3:46.98 

3. Martindale, Tennison, Olsen, Atkinson (2000) 3:48.40 

4. Morgan, Kerr, Walker, Haislett (1991) 3:48.73 

5. Zalewski, Fung, Crippen, Bohunicky (2012) 3:49.97 

6. Tappin, Franco, Booth, Haislett (1994) 3:50.12 

7. Morgan, Walker, Booth, Haislett (1992) 3:50.14 

8. Uhle, Ellis, Atkinson, McLarty (2004) 3:52.07 

9. du Plessis, Gibney, McLarty, Huff (2003) 3:52.64 

10. Tennison, Chapman, Olsen, Green (2001) 3:52.83 


1. Tennison, McLarty, Chapman, Pavlik (2000) 8:18.29 

2. Walker, Kerr, Magill, Haislett (1991) 8:18.98 

3. McLarty, Gibney, Schrock, Reid (2003) 8:19.02 

4. Heckman, Melgaard, Duggan, Hommert (1999) 8:19.39 

5. McLarty, Uhle, Atkinson, Ellis (2003) 8:19.53 

6. McLarty, Ellis, Bennett, Olsen (2001) 8:23.14 

7. Morgan, Magill, Walker, Kerr (1992) 8:24.90 

8. McLarty, Green, Tennison, Reid (2002) 8:29.37 

9. Farrell, Gibney, Tannhauser, Uhle (2002) 8:30.14 

10. Pike, Smith, Bernhardt, Huff (2005) 8:30.91 





BOLDFACE: CURRENT GATOR COMPETITORS 

INCOMPLETE RECORDS 

TIMES TAKEN FROM FIRST DAY OF CAMPUS, TO LAST DAY OF ELIGIBILITY


ALL-TIME TOP-10 MEN’S TIMES (YARDS) 


1. Shaune Fraser (2009) 19.30s 

T2. Brad deBorde (2011) 19.63 

T2. Brett Fraser (2011) 19.63s 

4. Carlos Jayme (2003) 19.70ps 

5. Daniel Penniman (2008) 19.77ps 

6. Nick Borreca (2006) 19.78 

7. Nathan Summers (2000) 19.80s 

8. Hendrik Odendaal (2002) 19.84 

T9. Darian Townsend (2005) 19.85 

T9. Roberto Gomez (2009) 19.85 


1. Shaune Fraser (2009) 42.41 

2. Brett Fraser (2011) 42.45 

3. Ryan Lochte (2005) 42.56s 

4. Conor Dwyer (2010) 42.59 

5. Carlos Jayme (2003) 42.89 

6. Darian Townsend (2005) 43.06p 

7. Brad deBorde (2011) 43.09 

8. Nathan Summers (2000) 43.12ps 

9. Troy Dalbey (1987) 43.17 

10. Roberto Gomez (2009) 43.22 


1. Shaune Fraser (2009) 1:31.70 

2. Conor Dwyer (2011) 1:31.73s 

3. Brett Fraser (2011) 1:32.21 

4. Ryan Lochte (2005) 1:33.07s 

5. Troy Dalbey (1987) 1:33.28 

6. Sebastien Rousseau (2011) 1:33.87 

7. Darian Townsend (2005) 1:34.05 

8. Grant Johnson (2007) 1:34.07 

9. Adam Sioui (2003) 1:34.58 

10. Bob Utley (1989) 1:34.63 


1. Conor Dwyer (2011) 4:11.36 

2. Balazs Gercsak (2009) 4:14.67 

3. Matt Cetlinski (1986) 4:14.85 

4. Joey Pedraza (2009) 4:16.74 

5. John Hillencamp (1982) 4:16.80 

6. Jason Gorrie (1988) 4:17.16 

7. Grant Johnson (2008) 4:17.19 

8. Roland Rudolf (2008) 4:17.44 

9. Tobias Work (2007) 4:17.65p 

10. Adam Sioui (2003) 4:18.07p 

1,650-YARD FREESTYLE 


2. Ryan Crete (2009) 14:50.29 

3. Tobias Work (2005) 14:51.57 

4. Connor Signorin (2011) 14:52.11 

5. Jason Gorrie (1988) 14:52.34 


7. Joey Pedraza (2011) 14:53.84 

8. Ryan Lochte (2003) 14:55.03 

9. Keith Switzer (1985) 14:59.31 

10. Ricardo Monasterio (2000) 14:59.41 


1. Ryan Lochte (2006) 44.60s 

2. Marco Loughran (2011) 45.70 

3. Rex Tullius (2009) 45.82 

4. Omar Pinzon (2009) 45.85 

5. Marco Loughran (2010) 46.08 

6. Lucas Salatta (2007) 46.63s 

7. Gabriel Mangabeira (2003) 46.80 

8. Martin Zubero (1991) 47.23 

9. Mike Jansen (2002) 47.52s 

10. Matt Cole (2000) 47.54s 


1. Ryan Lochte (2006) 1:37.68 

2. Omar Pinzon (2009) 1:39.50 

3. Rex Tullius (2009) 1:39.88 

4. Marco Loughran (2011) 1:40.11 

5. Chris Kellam (2003) 1:41.29p 

6. Lucas Salatta (2007) 1:41.38 

7. Roland Rudolf (2008) 1:41.49 

8. Matt Cole (2000) 1:41.76 

9. Mike Jansen (2002) 1:42.26p 

10. Brett Fraser (2009) 1:42.64 


1. Clark Burckle (2009) 53.27 

2. Alex Lopez (2000) 53.85 

3. Bill Mrazek (2007) 54.16p 

4. Rodion Davelaar (2011) 54.17 

5. Luca De Matteis (2007) 54.22p 

6. Mark Stewart (1996) 54.32p 

7. Brent Mitchell (1992) 54.41 

8. Philip Norris (2001) 54.50 

9. Conor Dwyer (2011) 54.68 

10. Matt Elliott (2011) 54.69 


1. Clark Burckle (2009) 1:53.89 

2. Bill Mrazek (2007) 1:55.37 

3. Bradley Ally (2007) 1:55.85 

4. Luca DeMatteis (2007) 1:56.27p 

5. John Lehtonen (2011) 1:57.08 

6. Alex Lopez (2000) 1:57.14 

7. Robby Kennedy (2011) 1:57.54 

8. Mike Joyce (2011) 1:58.06 

9. Doug Soltis (1984) 1:58.08 

10. Philip Norris (2000) 1:58.10 



2. Ryan Lochte (2006) 46.02 

3. Marcin Cieslak (2011) 46.03 

4. Anthony Nesty (1990) 46.62 

5. Cameron Martin (2011) 46.73 


7. Marco Loughran (2011) 46.86 

8. Adam Sioui (2005) 47.07 

9. Stephen Clarke (1995) 47.13 

10. Tim Hughes (2008) 47.24p 


1. Shaune Fraser (2009) 1:40.75 

2. Marcin Cieslak (2011) 1:42.13 

3. Ryan Lochte (2006) 1:42.39 


5. Duncan Sherrard (2001) 1:43.18 

6. Greg Reeves (2001) 1:43.44 

7. Anthony Nesty (1990) 1:43.46 


9. Cameron Martin (2011) 1:43.89 

10. Mike Heath (1985) 1:43.92 


1. Bradley Ally (2009) 1:40.49 

2. Ryan Lochte (2006) 1:40.55 

3. Shaune Fraser (2009) 1:42.45 

4. Omar Pinzon (2010) 1:43.43 

5. Greg Burgess (1993) 1:43.52 

T6. Marcin Cieslak (2011) 1:43.69 

T6. Lucas Salatta (2007) 1:43.69 

8. Martin Zubero (1991) 1:44.01 





2. Ryan Lochte (2006) 3:38.15 

3. Bradley Ally (2009) 3:38.20 

4. Greg Burgess (1994) 3:40.64 

5. Lucas Salatta (2007) 3:41.08 

6. Clark Burckle (2009) 3:41.57 

7. Greg Reeves (2001) 3:43.13 

8. Mike Joyce (2011) 3:44.07 


10. Sebastien Rousseau (2010) 3:44.18 


1. Fraser (S), Fraser (B), Ally, Gomez (2009) 1:16.76p 

2. Fraser (S), Fraser (B), Norton, Gomez (2010) 1:17.64 

3. Turner, Dwyer, Fraser (B), deBorde (2011) 1:17.90 

4. Kostowicz, Jayme, Odendaal, Mangabeira (2002) 1:17.94 

5. Fraser (B), Gomez, Tullius, Martinez (2009) 1:18.05 

6. Ally, Penniman, Salatta, Fraser (S) (2007) 1:18.27 

7. Borreca, Sioui, Townsend, Penniman (2005) 1:18.30 

8. Fraser (B), Ally, Gomez, Martinez (2009) 1:18.34 

9. Jayme, Lochte, Mangabeira, Sioui (2003) 1:18.39 

10. Jayme, Odendaal, Kostowicz, Summers (2001) 1:18.62 


1. Fraser (B), Gomez, Dwyer, Fraser (S) (2010) 2:49.95 

2. Lochte, Townsend, Penniman, Sioui (2005) 2:50.68 

3. Fraser (S), Fraser (B), Ally, Raymond (2009) 2:50.76p 

4. deBorde, Fraser (B), Rousseau, Sommer (2011) 2:51.93 

5. Fraser (S), Fraser (B), Ally, Gomez (2009) 2:52.00 

6. Fraser (B), Fraser (S), Gomez, Raymond (2009) 2:52.12 

7. Lochte, Townsend, Penniman, Borreca (2006) 2:52.35p 

8. Borreca, Townsend, Penniman, Sioui (2005) 2:52.46 

9. Jayme, Odendaal, Mangabeira, Sioui (2002) 2:52.74 

10. Salatta, Ally, Fraser, Penniman (2007) 2:53.12p 


1. Dwyer, Fraser (B), Gercsak, Rousseau (2011) 6:13.74 

2. Fraser (S), Fraser (B), Raymond, Dwyer (2010) 6:14.72 

3. Fraser (S), Fraser (B), Rousseau, Dwyer (2010) 6:15.91 

4. Lochte, Townsend, Hartley, Sioui (2005) 6:16.25 

5. Johnson, Salatta, Fraser (S), Rudolf (2007) 6:17.82 

6. Fraser (S), Fraser (B), Tullius, Gercsak (B) (2009) 6:18.36 

7. Lochte, Wiebeck, Mangabeira, Sioui (2003) 6:20.14 

8. Jayme, Lochte, Wiebeck, Sioui (2003) 6:20.54 

9. Mestre, Gaberino, Dillon, Heath (1984) 6:21.29 

10. Lochte, Hartley, Salatta, Ally (2006) 6:21.69 


T1. Loughran, Dwyer, Cieslak, Fraser (B) (2011) 1:24.94 

T1. Pinzon, Burckle, Ally, Fraser (B) (2009) 1:24.94 

3. Lochte, Ratliff, Mangabeira, Penniman (2005) 1:25.03 

4. Pinzon, Dwyer, Fraser (S), Gomez (2010) 1:25.10 

5. Pinzon, Burckle, Ally, Martinez (2009) 1:25.14 

6. Tullius, Burckle, Pinzon, Fraser (B) (2009) 1:25.45p 

7. Mangabeira, Norris, Kellam, Jayme (2003) 1:26.53 

8. Pinzon, Burckle, Fraser (S), Penniman (2008) 1:26.59p 

T9. Pinzon, Mrazek, Fraser (S), Penniman (2007) 1:26.60p 

T9. Lochte, DeMatteis, Salatta, Penniman (2006) 1:26.60 


1. Pinzon, Burckle, Ally, Fraser (S) (2009) 3:04.81 

2. Loughran, Dwyer, Cieslak, Fraser (B) (2011) 3:04.99 

3. Pinzon, Burckle, Ally, Fraser (S) (2009) 3:05.75 

4. Pinzon, Dwyer, Fraser (S), Fraser (B) (2010) 3:05.88 

5. Lochte, Welch, Mangabeira, Townsend (2005) 3:07.87 

6. Pinzon, Dwyer, Rousseau, Fraser (B) (2010) 3:08.48 

7. Pinzon, Burckle, Fraser (S), Penniman (2008) 3:09.06p 

8. Lochte, Ally, Salatta, Penniman (2006) 3:09.21p 

9. Salatta, Ally, T. Hughes, Penniman (2007) 3:09.65 

10. Zubero, Mitchell, Nesty, Utley (1991) 3:10.23 

10. Tullius, Burckle, Fraser (S), Gomez (2009) 3:10.63 


MEN’S DIVING RECORDS 

1M (6-DIVES) 

Jonathan Wilcox (2007) 377.70 

3M (6-DIVES) 

Jonathan Wilcox (2007) 436.13 

PLAT. (6-DIVES) 

Zach Wilcox (2004) 445.40 



BOLDFACE: CURRENT GATOR COMPETITORS

ALL-TIME TOP-10 MEN’S TIMES (METERS) 


1. Brett Fraser (2010) 22.20 

2. Carlos Jayme (2002) 22.91 

3. Nathan Summers (1998) 22.95 

4. Conor Dwyer (2009) 22.96 

5. Roberto Gomez (2009) 22.99 

6. Darian Townsend (2006) 23.00 

T7. Daniel Penniman (2008) 23.09 

T7. Paul Wallace (1988) 23.09 

T8. Alyn Towne (1992) 23.11 

T8. Stephen Clarke (1996) 23.11 



2. Brett Fraser (2009) 48.56 

3. Mike Heath (1984) 49.87 

4. Brad deBorde (2011) 49.94 

5. Darian Townsend (2006) 49.96 

6. Ryan Lochte (2005) 49.98 

7. Roberto Gomez (2009) 50.01 

8. Nathan Summers (2000) 50.10 


10. Conor Dwyer (2010) 50.13 


1. Shaune Fraser (2009) 1:46.44 

2. Duncan Armstrong (1988) 1:47.25 

3. Lucas Salatta (2007) 1:47.25s 

4. Conor Dwyer (2010) 1:47.35 

5. Mike Heath (1984) 1:47.92 

6. Brett Fraser (2009) 1:48.18 

7. Massi Rosolino (1998) 1:48.30 

8. Ryan Lochte (2005) 1:48.65 

9. Pholien Systermans (2009) 1:49.03 

10. Duffy Dillon (1985) 1:49.30 


1. Duncan Armstrong (1988) 3:47.15 

2. Tobias Work (2007) 3:50.11 


4. Matt Cetlinkski (1985) 3:51.21 

5. Conor Dwyer (2010) 3:51.40p 

6. Paul Robinson (1990) 3:52.40 

7. Mike Heath (1984) 3:53.38 

8. Jon Sakovich (1992) 3:53.59p 

9. Logan Storie (2010) 3:53.93p 



1. Carlton Bruner (1992) 8:00.97 

2. Logan Storie (2008) 8:05.05 

3. Tobias Work (2007) 8:05.15 

4. Sean Justice (1997) 8:08.34 

5. Scott Kaufmann (2001) 8.09.13 

6. Keith Switzer (1983) 8:11.43 

7. Jon Sakovich (1992) 8:12.70 

8. Jason Gorrie (1988) 8:12.75 

9. Ward Irvin (1994) 8:15.88 

10. Joey Pedraza (2008) 8:17.22 

1,500-METER FREESTYLE 


2. Carlton Bruner (1992) 15:11.24 


4. Jan Wolfgarten (2004) 15:22.11 

5. Tobias Work (2006) 15:25.85p 

6. Logan Storie (2008) 15:26.11 

7. Joey Pedraza (2009) 15:27.94 

8. Ryan Lochte (2004) 15:28.37 

9. Ryan Crete (2008) 15:35.31 

10. Cody Kauffman (2007) 15:35.67 

100-METER BACK 

1. Marco Loughran (2010) 54.45 

2. Ryan Lochte (2005) 54.55 

3. Omar Pinzon (2009) 54.97 

4. Rex Tullius (2008) 55.25 

5. Martin Zubero (1990) 55.68 

6. Roland Rudolph (2008) 56.22 

7. Lucas Salatta (2006) 56.48p 

8. Mike Jansen (2000) 56.53 

9. Matt Cole (2000) 56.74 


200-METER BACK 

1. Omar Pinzon (2009) 1:56.40 

2. Ryan Lochte (2005) 1:57.00 

3. Rex Tullius (2008) 1:57.73 

4. Marco Loughran (2009) 1:58.47 

5. Roland Rudolf (2008) 1:59.00 

6. Greg Burgess (1993) 1:59.31 

7. Martin Zubero (1990) 1:59.50 

8. Lucas Salatta (2007) 1:59.51 

9. Mike Jansen (2000) 2:00.63 

10. Chris Kellam (2001) 2:00.83 


1. Clark Burckle (2009) 1:01.78 

2. Philip Norris (2000) 1:03.10 

3. Brent Mitchell (1991) 1:03.11 

4. Ian Chadsey (2001) 1:03.92 

5. Ansel Tjin-A-Tam (2001) 1:03.97 

6. Matt Elliott (2012) 1:04.23 

7. Doug Soltis (1983) 1:04.45 

8. Alex Lopez (2000) 1:04.63 

9. Luca DeMatteis (2006) 1:04.73 

10. Robby Kennedy (2009) 1:04.79 


1. Clark Burckle (2008) 2:12.86 

2. Matthew Elliot (2011) 2:14.37 

3. Ian Chadsey (2000) 2:16.29 

4. Philip Norris (2000) 2:16.75 

5. Robby Kennedy (2009) 2:17.46 

6. Brent Mitchell (1992) 2:17.50 

7. Alex Lopez (2000) 2:18.04 

8. Doug Soltis (1983) 2:18.21 

9. Bill Mrazek (2006) 2:19.15 

10. Corey Welch (2003) 2:19.64 


1. Omar Pinzon (2009) 52.97 

2. Anthony Nesty (1988) 53.00 


4. Marcin Cieslak (2011) 53.08 


6. Tim Hughes (2008) 53.96 

7. Sebastien Rousseau (2011) 54.07 

8. Jose Crescimbeni (2009) 54.08 

9. Ryan Lochte (2005) 54.15 



T1. Marcin Cieslak (2011) 1:56.13 

2. Omar Pinzon (2009) 1:57.13 


4. Greg Reeves (2000) 1:58.01 

5. Craig Beardsley (1980) 1:58.46 

6. Eric Donnelly (2001) 1:58.69 


8. Patrick Kennedy (1984) 1:59.14 

9. JB Walsh (2008) 1:59.39 



1. Ryan Lochte (2005) 1:57.79 

2. Marcin Cieslak (2011) 1:59.77 

3. Omar Pinzon (2008) 2:00.56 

4. Conor Dwyer (2010) 2:00.71 

5. Greg Burgess (1993) 2:00.84 

6. Bradley Ally (2007) 2:00.96 

7. Clark Burckle (2008) 2:01.30 


9. Eric Donnelly (2002) 2:01.84 

10. Paul Wallace (1986) 2:03.02 


1. Ryan Lochte (2005) 4:13.67 

2. Bradley Ally (2008) 4:14.01 

3. Eric Donnelly (1999) 4:17.88 

4. Clark Burckle (2009) 4:18.06p 

5. Greg Reeves (2000) 4:20.32 

6. Bryan Kim (2000) 4:20.47 

7. Omar Pinzon (2009) 4:20.81 


9. Dustin McLarty (2006) 4:21.05 

10. Greg Burgess (1993) 4:22.16 

400-METER MEDLEY RELAY 

1. Cole, Lopez, Swift, Summers (2000) 3:45.18 

2. Jansen, Norris, Reeves, Summers (2000) 3:45.40 

3. Kellam, Mrazek, Mangabeira, Jayme (2004) 3:45.99 

4. Jansen, Tjin-A-Tam, Sioui, Jayme (2001) 3:45.85 

5. Goss Wallace, Dillon, Dalbey (1986) 3:46.07 

6. Kellam, Chadsey, Odendaal, Schultz (2001) 3:48.01 

7. Zubero, Nesty, Mitchell, Utley (1990) 3:48.57 

8. Lochte, DeMatteis, Hartley, Penniman (2006) 3:50.84 

9. Kellam, Chadsey, Mangabeira, Jayme (2002) 3:51.92 

10. Kellam, Mrazek, Mangabeira, Jayme (2003) 3:52.20 


1. Jayme, Odendaal, Schultz, Sioui (2001) 3:22.70 

2. Robinson, Wallace, Goss, Dalbey (1986) 3:22.75 

3. Townsend, Lochte, Penniman, Hartley (2006) 3:25.48 

4. Odendaal, Summers, Kostowicz, Hernando (2000) 3:26.15 

5. Deborde, Wallace, Norton, Curby (2012) 3:28.29 

6. Mangabeira, Wiebeck, Sioui, Schultz (2004) 3:28.69 

6. Schultz, Sioui, Wiebeck, Lochte (2003) 3:28.99 

7. Smith, Penniman, Hughes, Rudolf (2008) 3:29.62 

8. Smith, Fraser, B, Jones, Johnson (2008) 3:30.40 

9. Jayme, Mangabeira, Schultz, Wiebeck (2002) 3:30.79 


1. Mestre, Cetlinski, Dillon, Heath (1985) 7:24.64 

2. Goss, Dillon, Robinson, Dalbey (1986) 7:26.20 

3. Miller, Larson, Heath, Gaberino (1984) 7:26.49 

4. Cetlinski, Gaberino, Smith, Larson (1983) 7:27.49 

5. Goss, Wallace, Gorrie, Robinson (1988) 7:27.81 

6. Kim, Monasterio, Donnelly, Sherrard (2000) 7:33.11 

7. Burgess, Mellor, Carl, Clarke (1994) 7:34.23 

8. Summers, Reeves, Kellam, Hernando (2000) 7:34.95 

9. Townsend, Hartley, Lochte, Jaben (2006) 7:35.01 

10. Sioui, Jayme, Wiebeck, Donnelly (2001) 7:35.70 





BOLDFACE: CURRENT GATOR COMPETITORS 

INCOMPLETE RECORDS 

TIMES TAKEN FROM FIRST DAY OF CAMPUS, TO LAST DAY OF ELIGIBILITY


ALL-TIME WOMEN’S ROSTER 

Women’s Swimming officially became a varsity sport at the University of Florida during the 1972-73 season. Roster members listed are from 1972 to current. We do have several missing records including information for the 1972-73, 1979-80 and 1981-82 seasons. For 

additions or corrections to this list, please contact Jennifer Mereby in UF Communications, (352) 375-4683 (Ext. 6131) 

A 

Acacia, Chantale 1997-98 

Acker, Beverly 1984-87 

Alexander, Beulah Lambert 1951-52 

Allen, Virginia 1978-79 

Allfrey, Nicole 2003-06 

Altvater, Kathy 

Ambridge, Katie 2008 

Ament, Jamie 1989-91 

Anderson, Judy 1977-79 

Anderson, Kathy 1973-74 

Andrews, Theresa 1982-83 

Applefield, Jamie, 2012 - 

Arnett, Laura 1990-91 

Arnette, Whitney 1990-94 

Atkinson, Janelle 2000-04 

B 

Babine, Danielle 1997-98 

Baer, Molly 1977-78 

Baker, Julie n/a 

Ball, Catie 1972-73 

Ball, Katie 2004 

Balla, Danielle 1977-78 

Ballatore, Jenne 2006-08 

Ballatore, Angelina 2008- 

Barco, Kathy 1977-78 

Barker, Ann 1975-78 

Bartell, Jeana 2005-09 

Bassett, Lynn 1975-76 

Bateman, Sarah 2008- 

Beales, Kristen 2006-10 

Beard, Blair 2000-04 

Beebe, Erin 1975-76 

Beisel, Elizabeth 2010- 

Bennett, Andrea 1999-2002 

Bennett, Lynn 1974-75 

Berlin, Jill 1978-82 

Bernhardt, Vipa 2002-05 

Betz, Valerie 1976-77 

Biegler, Laura 1985-86 

Bigam, Apryl 1973-74 

Blazey, Torry 

Bohunicky, Jamie 2009- 

Bolt, Nicole 2000-05 

Booth, Laura 1991-95 

Borgh, Brenda 1978-79 

Bostic, Linda 1982 

Borup, Reyne 1985-87 

Bowman, Bridgett 1988-90 

Boyd, Jennifer 1985-86 

Bradburne, Mary 1984-85 

Bradford, Cynthia 1988-90 

Breedy, Chris 1978-79 

Brewer, Anneke 1998-99 

Brinson, Sidney 1988-92 

Brossman, Juliane 1986-89 

Brown, Rosemary 1979-83 

Brown, Summer 1995-96 

Broyles, Bonnie 1974-78 

Bruce, Tami 1985-89 

Bruning, Cathy 1975-76 

Burckle, Caroline 2005-08 

Burrell, J.B. 1984-85 

Bullock, Karrie 1996-98 

Bynam, Karen 1977 

C 

Cabrera, Cristina 1989-90 

Capriotti, Kim 1974-76 

Carr, Cynthia 1975-76 

Carusone, Ashley 2004-07 

Carruth, Michele 1982-85 

Caulkins, Amy 1979-83 

Caulkins, Tracy 1981-84 

Chamberlain, Kelly 1996-98 

Chapman, Anna 1999-03 

Christie, Alison 1990-91 

Cinquegrana, Denise 1998-99 

Clark, Amy 1985-87 

Cleary, Elizabeth 1979-82 

Close, Sarah 2000-02 

Colley, Margaret 1999-2000 

Collins, Blair 2008-10 

Connor, Kristen 2000-2004 

Costa-Schmid, Melani 2009-10 

Cota, Stephanie 2006-07 

Cowart, Carmen 1985-89 

Crimmins, Meghan 2009-10 

Crippen, Teresa 2008- 

Cross, Andrea 1980-84 

Cross, Gwen 1982 

Cross, Laura 1999-2001 

Crowe, Mandy 1995-99 

D 

Daily, Barb 1978-79 

Daniel, Debbie 1985-89 

Davies, Marti 1974-77 

Day, Cassie 1997-98 

DeLoach, Jenny 1996-99 

Desmarais, Anne 1978-79 

Devlin, Kara 1985-86 

Doback, Kaylee 2008- 

Dodson, Monica 2007-11 

Donahue, Ry-Ann 1996 

Donovan, Liz 1973-74 

Drab, Caroline 2006-08 

Dryden, Nikki 1993-96 

Dubrasky, Molly 2011- 

Duggan, Nicole 1997-2001 

Duncan, Danielle 2002-05 

Dunson, Kim 1976-79 

duPlessis, Renate 2001-03 

E 

Eastmore, Karen 1974-75 

Eby, Erin 1995-96 

Ecott, Kim 1999-2003 

Edney, Katy 1997-98 

Ellis, Jaime 2000-04 

Ellis, Jana 1987-89 

Ellerby, Sarah 2005-08 

Epley, Rebekah 2007-09 

Ertler, Marjorie 1978-79 

F 

Farrell, Maureen 2001-2005 

Flores, Jeniree 2007-08 

Floyd, Kelly 1997-2000 

Fraas, Jen 1999-2000 

Franco, Barbara 1992-96 

Franco, Claudia 1993-94 

Franz, Joan 1983-85 

Frega, Desirre 1999-2003 

Frehling, Kaitlin 2010- 

Fuller, Debbie 1984-87 

Funch, Jennifer 2006-08 

Fung, Natasha 2011- 

G 

Gacio, Michelle 1991-95 

Gathings, Lee Ann 1996-98 

Gernaat, Lynnette 1982-83 

Gibbes, Cerian 2000-03 

Gibney, Chantal 2000-04 

Gilliam, Kristin 2004-07 

Glasser, Nelle 2010- 

Goerke, Carol Lee 1974-78 

Goff, Abbie 1995-98 

Goldson, Elizabeth 2006-09 

Goodin, Kara 1993-94 

Gorman, Julie 1987-90 

Gracey, Bradley 1996-2000 

Gray, Cheryl 1975-76 

Green, Holly 1982-86 

Green, Laura 1995-98 

Green, Meredith 2001-05 

Greenfield, Michele 1980-83 

Greenwald, Jessica 1996-97 

Grimes, Robyn 1997-2001 

Gross, Nicole 1998-99 

Guenthner, Laurabeth 2005-09 

Gunter, Denise 2007-08 

H 

Haiden, Ingrid 2004-05 

Haislett, Nicole 1990-94 

Halfacre, Sue 1972-76 

Hakansson, Eva-Marie 1979-80 

Hansen, Susan 1973-76 

Harper, Rebecca 2001-05 

Harris, Kristen 2004-07 

Hartley, Amanda 2005-08 

Hazel, Beth 1991-95 

Healy, Colleen 2005-08 

Heckman, Dawn 1995-99 

Hedgepeth, Whitney 1989-90 

Hess, Karen 1974-78 

Hickinbotham, Jamie 1996-97 

Hinton, Tina 1992-96 

Hobbs, Laura 1982-84 

Holmes, Julie Kelin 1997-2000 

Hommert, Jennifer 1995-99 

Ho, Victoria 2011 

Horstead, Jill 1986-90 

Huff, Mandy 2002-05 

Hughes, Maureen 1972-74 

Hughes, Morgan 1999-2001 

Hulett, Sabina 1989-90 

Hummer, Mary 1982-85 

I 

Irish, Linda 1981-83 

J 

Jenkins, Christy 1997-98 

Jerue, Julie 1996-98 

Johnsen, Leisa 1982-84 

Johnson, Brittany 2003-07 

Johnson, Jamie 1999-2000 

Jones, Eney 1978-82 

Jones, Katie 1973-74 

Joseph, Rachel 1995-97 

Justice, Tara 1989-92 

K 

Kapsh, Allyson 1977-78 

Keephart, JoAnn 1973-74 

Keller, Shannon Kelly 1992-93 

Kemp, Elizabeth 2006-10 

Kennedy, Katie 2001-05 

Kerr, Jane 1988-92 

King, Patty 1983-87 

Kinsella, Meg 1995-97 

Knerr, Tammy 1978-79 

Kuller, Maren 1990-94 

Kurtzman, Michele 1978-82 

L 

Lago, Jenny 2006-08 

Lago, Julianne 2007-09 

Lajnef, Sarra 2009- 

Landry, Laura 1991-93 

Laravie, Renee 1977-79 

Larsen, Alexis 1995-97 

Larson, Kim 2005-08 

Lawrence, Heather 1994-98 

Lee, Jennifer 1997-98 

Lehtonen, Eva 2009-10 

Leonard, Ann 1978-79 

Lerner, Edwina 1985-87 

Lewis, Kay 1973-74 

Lewis, Valerie 1972-74 

Lindh, Jennie 2006-07 

Linehan, Krissy 1988-91 

Lockwood, Madge 1987-88 

Loft, Kim 1976-77 

Long, Sheree 1973-74 

Lopez, Coral 2006-10 

Loveless, Lea 1989-90 

Lowe, Jemma 2009-10 

Loy, Dea 1977-78 

Luthersdottir, Hilda 2010- 

M 

MacKarvich, Keely 1990-92 

Magill, Molly 1991-93 

Maranhao, Joanna 2004-05 

Marley, Nancy 1988-91 

Martindale, Leah 1998-2002 

Maslar, Vicki 1979-83 

Massey, Sarah 1997-2000 

Mathieu, Alicia 2010- 

McBride, Hillary 1980-82 

McCann, Katie 2003-05 

McCown, Katie 1998-2002 

McCully, Meg 1977-79 

McGinty, Maureen 2002-05 

McKenna, Meredith 1975-76 

McKinney, Julie 1991-92 

McKnight, Taylor 2010- 

McLarty, Sara 2000-04 

McLean, Shelby 2011- 

McNamara, Meredith n/a 

McNerny, Mimosa 1992-96 

Meinhard, Veronica 1988-92 

Melgaard, Megan 1998-2001 

Merk, Denise 1997-2000 

Metzler, Whitney 1996-98 

Mialka, Monika 2008 

Millierski, Judy 1976-77 

Miller, Alicia 2005 

Miller, Karinne 1980-81 

Miller, Meghan 2010-11 

Milne, Sharla 2009- 

Miltenberger, Lenora 1976-78 

Moore, Wendy 1973-76 

Moreau, Laurie 2004-07 

Morelli, Megan 1997-98 

Morgan, Melanie 1990-93 

Morrison, Julie 1997-2000 

Moses, Melissa 1992-93 

Motschman, Christine 1997-98 

Mounce, Mary Beth 1999-2001 

Mullen, Renie 1977-78 

N 

Nagy, Julia 2008- 

Napier, Savannah 2011- 

Napier, Stephanie 2006-10 

Nedrud, Stacey 2007-10 

Neidigh, Lauren 2011- 

Neyer, Megan 1982-86 

Neidermeyer, Andrea 1991-93 

Nickson, Natalie 1998-2002 

Nolan, Pam 1973-74 

Nye, Jennifer 1978-80 

O 

O’Brien, Eileen 1979-83 

Olsen, Rebekah 2000-01 

Ounpuu, Cindy 1985-87 


P 

Padgett, Emily 2010-11 

Page, Claire 2008-09 

Parker, Madison 2007-09 

Pasternak, Laura 1973-74 

Patterson, Linda 1974-75 

Pauley, Ryann 1992-96 

Pavlik, Melissa 1999-2000 

Pazevic, Alana 2010- 

Perkins, Lorraine 1987-91 

Peterson, Sarah 2006-10 

Pfeifer, Louise 1976-78 

Pike, Carly 2008-10 

Pike, Natalie 2005-08 

Pold, Anna-Liisa 2008- 

Price, Shannon 1991-95 

Proud, Stephanie 2007-09 

Q 

Quirk, Wendy 1977-78 

R 

Rainer, Rebecca 2011- 

Ramirez, Lily 2008-11 

Ranieri, Jessica 2002-05 

Rapp, Betsy 1978-82 

Regan, Trish 2010- 

Reid, Jamie 2002, 05-06 

Retrum, Leah 2004-08 

Richardson, Stephanie 1996-97 

Rigabar, Lori 1978-79 

Risley, Danielle 2010- 

Rochford, Kathy 1973-74 

Rogers, Lindsay 2008-10 

Rzadkowolsky, Sharon 1997-2001 

S 

Salzman, Sharon 1976-77 

Salamone, Kara 2008-10 

Sawyer, Jennie 1984-86 

Schreiber, Nicole 1998-2000 

Schricker, Sherri Lee 1984-87 

Schrock, Jessica 2001 

Schubert, Tami 1989-92 

Scott, Bridgette 1984-85 

Scott, Sue 1978-79 

Seland, Casey 2000-04 

Shire, Kim 1987-88 

Showalter, Corinne 2009- 

Sipowski, Kim 1984-85 

Smith, Jordan 2011- 

Smith, Kelsy 2005-09 

Smith, Kirsten 2008- 

Smith, Michelle 1999-2000 

Smith, Natalie 2008-10 

Soden, Diane 1974-78 

Sowers, Rachel 2005-09 

Spence, Karin 1984-88 

Spofforth, Gemma 2006-10 

Stafford, Shara 2008-11 

Stemper, Vicki 1989-93 

Stephens, Summer 2011- 

Stern, Whitney 2005-09 

Stoeker, Wendy 1978-79 

Stone, Leslie 1973-74 

Stone, Susan 1974-76 

Stottlemeyer, Karen 1973-75 

Sustman, Katie 1998-99 

Sykes, Sarah 2007-08 

T 

Taflinger, Brooke 2000-01 

Tannhauser, Jamie 2002-05 

Tappin, Ashley 1993-94 

Taylor, Kaitlin 2009-11 

Teague, Cara 1999-2003 

Tedesco, Nancy 1980-81 

Tennison, Diane 1999-2003 

Terrell, Christin 1996-98 

Thaler, Wendy 1982-84 

Thomas, Barbara 1973-75 

Thomas, Kathy 1972-74 

Timmons, Beth 1995-96 

Tomson, Elizabeth 1991-95 

Torres, Dara 1985-89 

Tozer, Louise 1974-76 

Trainer, Susan 1995-96 

Transue, Jackie 1986-88 

Treible, Julia 2010- 

Treible, Kathy 1980-84 

Tripp, Jennifer 1986-89 

Tuchman, Marni 2008 

Turnadzic, Maida 2008-10 

U 

Uhle, Mary 2002-05 

Ujevich, Jan 1979-80 

V 

Vander Ark, Taylor 2007-10 

Vanderbilt, Samantha 2005-08 

Vaughn, Caroline 1996-2000 

Victoria, Daniela 2008-11 

Vincent, Dady 1987-91 

W 

Wagner, Allison 1995-98 

Wagstaff, Janie 1992-94 

Walker, Amy 1993-96 

Walker, Laura 1988-92 

Walsh, Hilary 1976-78 

Wayte, Mary 1983-87 

Weber, Cindy 1972-76 

Weiman, Candace 2005-06 

Welsch, Elena 1976-77 

Welting, Laureen 1983-87 

Werth, Karin 1984-88 

West, Katie 1999-2002 

White, Constance 1977-78 

White, Jackie 1973-75 

Whitney, Ashley 1999-2000 

Widmer, Deeta 1978-79 

Wilding, Kristin 1991-95 

Willoughby, Missy 1972-75 

Winter, Lauren 2006-08 

Wodka, Kim 1997-2000 

Wood, Brandy 1991-93 

Woodruff, Christine 2003-05 

Woodward, Lindsay 2006-09 

Woolger, Christi 1982-86 

Woolger, Judi 1983-86 

Y 

Yarbrough, A. Erin 1997-98 

Z 

Zach, Sue 1978-79 

Zalewski, Ellese 2010- 

Zelenak, Kara 1981-82 

Zemina, Paige 1985-89 

Zukley, Annette 1976-77 

Zunich, Stephanie 1987-91 

Updated February 3, 2012

ALL-TIME MEN’S ROSTER 

Men’s Swimming became a varsity sport at the University of Florida in 1930. We do have several missing records. For additions or corrections to the list, please contact Jennifer Mereby at UF Communications, (352) 375-4683 (Ext. 6131) 

A 

Ackerman, Paul 1965-69 

Acosta, St. Elmo 1939-40 

Aqueerrevere, Antonio 1972-73 

Ahrens, Richard C. 1965 69 

Akers, Pat 1964 

Albertson, R. 1937 

Allen, Bennett 1938 

Allen, Steve 1976-77 

Ally, Bradley 2005-09 

Ament, Jamie 1989-91 

Amick, Phillip B. 1978-79 

Anderson, Frank 1961-66 

Anderson, James 1975-76 

Anthony, Jim 1930-31 

Appleget, Robert L. 1967-70 

Arbelaez, Camilo 1994-97 

Armstrong, Duncan 1988-89 

Arnold, Victor John 1974-75 

Artley, Williams Q. 1973-76 

Assuncao, Vitor 2004 

Atkins, Jr., Charles A 1951-52 

Auer, Joe 1987-88 

Austin, R. 1933 

Austin, Tim 1960 

B 

Balenti, Marcus n/a 

Balke, Chris 1993 

Ballaster, Jose 1991 

Ballatore, Ron 2006-07 

Balzey, Torry n/a 

Banta, Gavin 1991 

Barnard, Michael Wright 1975 

Bary, Lt. Col Robert S. 1936-37 

Basinger, Mark 1974 

Bates, Ben 1987-89 

Beardsley, Craig R. 1978-83 

Beattie, John 1979-81 

Beem, Eugene 1947 

Bell, Colin 2008-11 

Bell, Roger 1956 

Bennett, Bruce H. 1933-34 

Bennett, Joseph D. 1954 

Bentley, David C. 1966-67 

Berger, Michael 2003 

Bernard, Chris 2004-05 

Bevacqua, Arthur 1956 

Biddison, Eddie 1999-2000 

Bitondo, Ted 1952-55 

Bittner, Brant S. 1971-74 

Blackburn, Tad 1977 

Blackman, James 1970 

Blackner, L. 1932-33 

Blake, Thomas P. 1956 

Blankner, Leonard F. n/a 

Blanton, Thad 1968 

Bleakman, Bruce Emil 1974-76 

Blount, Mike 1977-78 

Boatwright, Bill 1975-76 

Bonewit, Bob 1990-93 

Bonucchi, Nick 2004 

Borland, James Looden 1953-54 

Born, Terry 1959-60 

Borreca, Nick 2002-05 

Bosbyshell, John O. 1970-74 

Boyer, Eric 1983-85 

Boyette, James E. 1957 

Bracken, William V. 1950 

Bradley, Louis E. 1956 

Bradley, III, Matthew H 1972-74 

Branson, Ricky 1978-79 

Bridges, Robert David 1967-69 

Brinker, Jarrod 2007-08 

Broslus, John D. 1977-78 

Brown, Charles 1955 

Brown, Derek 1984-87 

Brown, Dr. Louis N. 1949-52 

Brown, Tom F. 1948-50 

Bruner, Carlton T. 1990-94 

Bucher, James Robert 1975-76 

Buck, Doug 1978 

Buell, Harry 1930 

Burckle, Clark 2006-09 

Burdges, Michael D. 1963 

Burgess, Greg 1991-94 

Byington, Charles 1955 

Byrne, Roger 1964 

C 

Caffo, Brian 1993 

Caldwell, Nicholas 2011- 

Calkin, David Arnold 1958-60 

Callaghan,Gregg 1972-75 

Calvert, Mark 1978 

Cameron, Adrian 1999-2001 

Camp, Mike 1960 

Capo, Joseph Everett 1947-50 

Carl, Martin 1993-94 

Caro, Richard 1956 

Caroline, Peter 1960 

Carpenter, Al 1956 

Carrol, H. 1933 

Carter, George 1956 

Carter, Ray 1930-31 

Caton, C. 1934 

Causey, John 1966 

Cetlinski, Matthew 1983-86 

Chadsey, Ian 1999-2003 

Chalbeck, John Michael 1968 

Chandler, Sandy 1964 

Chandler, Wesley Sandy 1974-77 

Chase, Billy 1935-37 

Chase, William 1981 

Chaves, Jerome A. 1963-65 

Chelosky, Gary 1970-73 

Chelosky, Mark Daniel 1974-75 

Chesser, Sam 1974-75 

Child, Luis 1954 

Christensen, Eric 1992-96 

Cieslak, Marcin 2010- 

Clark, Tico 1994 

Clarke, Rick 1964 

Clarke, Stephen 1992-97 

Claypool, Gary 1956 

Coan, Kyle 2006-09 

Coan, Matt 2004-07 

Coan, Paul 1979-80 

Cohen, Donald 1970 

Cole, Matt 1996-2000 

Collins, Chris 1998-2000 

Collins, Robert L. 1937 

Comfort, Chris 2002-04 

Comey, John H n/a 

Cone, Dale 1936 

Cook, Edmond George 1967 

Cooney, John 1975-76 

Cooper, Allen J. 1977-79 

Cooper, Don 1968 

Coote, Reggie 1998-2002 

Corbin, William M. 1964-66 

Cornell III, John E. 1948-49 

Correll, Ben 2009-10 

Counts, Chris 1994-96 

Couto, Gustavo 1999-2000 

Creighton, Douglas 1956 

Crescimbeni, Jose 2008-10 

Crete, Drew 2008-09 

Crete, Ryan 2007-10 

Crone, Chad 1993-97 

Cronley, John 1981 

Crowley, William K. 1956 

Cullen, William M. 1960-62 

Cummings, John 1960 

Curby, Matthew 2011- 

Curley, Harrison 2011- 

D 

Dalbey, Troy 1982-86 

Dalton, Steve n/a 

Dann, Jim 1972-73 

Dann, John 1972-73 

Dann, Robert 1973 

Dann, William J. 1972-73 

Davelaar, Rodion 2008- 

Dawson, Richard W. 1971-74 

deBorde, Brad 2010- 

Deery, Kyle 2005-08 

Dees, Jr., Marion 1951-52 

DeForest, Kenneth K. 1972-74 

Delcourt, Frederic 1984 

Delisle, Tony 1988-91 

Dell, Sam T. 1936 

DeMatteis, Luca 2005-07 

Dennison, George 2010-11 

Dennison, Greg 1986-88 

Dennison, John 1988-91 

Detra, Austin 2008-09 

Dickson, Keith 1977-81 

Dickson, R. 1933 

Dillon, Duffy 1983-87 

Dingman, Virgil A. 1945 

Dioguardi, Tom 1966-67 

Dioguardi, Jr, Edmon T. 1965-66 

Dodd, Stephen George 1970 

Dold, Chris 1991 

Dominguez, Jesus 2001-03 

Dondi, Beda 1975-76 

Donnelly, Eric 1998-2002 

Dorney, William A. 1970-71 

Drake, Phillip A. 1956-58 

Drenik, Matt 1997 

Driesem, Jim 1958 

Drinkard, Brett 1989-91 

Drury, Tom 1981 

Dubrasky, Tayler 2009-10 

Duganne, Col. George M. 1955-56 

Duganne, Robert A. 1959-60 

Dwyer, Chris 2001-02 

Dwyer, Conor 2009-11 

E 

Edgett, Scott 1966-67 

Edsall, Robert 1930-31 

Edwards, Bart 1991 

Eliasson, Christoffer 1997 

Elliott, Matt 2011- 

F 

Fadely, Lewis 1989-91 

Fagler, Willard C. 1978-82 

Fairbanks, David 1986-88 

Farrington, Scott 1961 

Farwell, Richard Shaw 1962-64 

Faust, Raleigh 1994-95 

Fealy, James F. 1977-78 

Federici, Robert 1961 

Feinberg, Iddo 2005-07 

Felder, Robert 1968 

Ferguson, Dennis L. 1970-71 

Fernald, Alan 1980 

Fischetti, Robbie 2004-07 

Fisher, Robert 1955-56 

Flowers, Matt 1998-2001 

Floyd, Bud 1963 

Floyd, Gordon Earl 1960-62 

Ford, Charles R. 1948 

Fosdick, Scott 1984-86 

Foster, Brian 1997, 2000-01 

Fox, John 1996 

Fraser, Brett 2007-11 

Fraser, Shaune 2006-10 

French, Fred 1969 

Frentsos, Jerry 1985-87 

Friedlander, Steve 2001-05 

Fueher, Rob 1984-87 

Fussell, D. Thorpe 1935-36 

G 

Gaberino, Geoff 1980-84 

Galatas, Jason 1997 

Gamble, Fred 1957 

Geissbuhler, Lorenz 1997 

Gercsak, Csaba 2009-10 

Gercsak, Balazs 2007-11 

Gerken, Fred 1977-78 

Gerlin, Lance 1963-67 

Germain, David 1941 

Giambalvo, Vince 1989-90 

Gibb, Donald 1980-84 

Gibson, Harrison 2010-11 

Gibson, Nick 1995-96 

Gifford, C. 1933 

Gillespie, Jason 1998-2000 

Girard, Brian 1993 

Gjervold, Todd 1993-96 

Glassman, Mike 1987-90 

Glover, Alex 2008-09 

Goldberg, Bob 1956 

Gomez, Roberto 2008-10 

Gonzalez, Chuy 1993-97 

Goossen, Levar 2010- 

Gorrie, Jason 1985-88 

Goss, Donald A. 1987-90 

Graham, B.J. 1998-2000 

Graper, Charles 1983 

Grau, Steven D. 1965 

Green, Ricky 1988 

Green, Jr., Joseph Terren 1961-63 

Greener, Andrew 2002-05 

Greenwell, Joe 1984 

Griffith, James Marvin 1972-73 

Grover, Randall 1961 


Grover, William C. n/a 

Grover, William G. 1962-63 

Guenther, Bernie 1999-2003 

Gustafson, Eric M. 1974-77 

Guyot, Matt 1992-93 

H 

Habl, Kris 1990-91 

Hacker, Philip 1955 

Hairston, Stephan Claude 1969-71 

Halfacre, Jeb 2008-09 

Hall, Andy 1989 

Hallquist, Eric F. 1970-71 

Hamer, Andrew 1983-84 

Hamilton, Colin 2011- 

Hansbury, Brian 1995-98 

Hansen, Bob 1975-77 

Hardee, Gregory V. 1970-72 

Harlan, William E. 1949 

Harman, Richard 1964-65 

Harrell, James 1960 

Hartage, Gaidi 1996 

Hartley, Brian 2002-05 

Hartman, Jerry B. 1953 

Hartman, Joel 1997 

Harmon, Richmond M. 1965 

Hartage, Gaidi 1996 

Haskell, Lyman 1937 

Hayford, Michael 1999-2000 

Healy, Rob 1993-94 

Healy, Robert 1975-76 

Heath, Mike 1983-86 

Hegler, Thomas W. 1947 

Heil, Scott 2011- 

Heilman, Larry 1956 

Heinricher, Oliver 2001-02 

Henao, Carlos I. 1979-81 

Henderson, Tom 1960 

Henne, Peter C. 1959-61 

Hermann, Walter 1950 

Hernandez, Zach 2011 - 

Herbert, Josh 1995 

Hernando, Jose 1998-2002 

Herring, Paul 1983-86 

Hickman, Powell 1973 

Hiler, Doug 1956 

Hill, Phil 1956-57 

Hillencamp, John W. 1978-82 

Hoag, Erik 1993 

Hoffman, T. Glenn 1968-69 

Hogan, Buddy 1962 

Hollingsworth, George 1966 

Holmes, Rogers 1948 

Holmes, Steve Clark 1977-78 

Holtzman, Sam 2003-04 

Homer, Christian 2012 - 

Hornbeck, Jason 1997 

Hornos, Paulo 1996-98 

Hough, Henry Anthony 1967-69 

Howell, Brian 2008- 

Hubbert, Rodney Oscar 1964 

Huen, Gabriel 2008- 

Hughes, Charles 1960 

Hughes, Peter 2007-08 

Hughes, Tim 2005-2008 

Hummel, Bob 1975-76 

Hungerford, Henry B. 1955 

Huss, Steve 1994-95 

I 

Irvin, Ward 1992-96 

Israel, David 1975-76 

J 

Jaben, Max 2005-06 

Jansen, Mike 1998-2002 

Jayme, Carlos 2000-04 

Johnson, Boyd W. 1947 

Johnson, Grant 2005-08 

Johnson, Rich n/a 

Johnston, Jr. , Richard 1976-80 

Jones, Brett 2005-08 

Jones, Christopher 2010- 

Jones, Erik 1996 

Jones, H.E. 1931 

Jones, Jack 1939-40 

Jones, Jim 1977-78 

Jordan, Jonathan 2008- 

Joyce, Mike 2007-11 

Judy, Dick 1930 

Justice, Sean 1995-98 


K 

Kauffman, Cody 2005-09 

Kauffman, Scott 2001-04 

Kellam, Chris 2000-04 

Kelly, James Patrick 1965-66 

Kemper, Jim 1960-61 

Kemper, Robert 1960 

Kennedy, Patrick 1983-86 

Kennedy, Robby 2008-11 

Ketchman, Keith Joseph 1974-77 

Kiedel, Michael 1994-96 

Kierstead, Kevin R. 1970-73 

Kim, Brian 1997-2001 

King, Charles R. 1964-66 

King, Greg 2000-03 

Kiser, James A. n/a 

King, Keith 1974-75 

Kizer, Jim 1977-81 

Kostowicz, Jim 1999-2001 

Kosugi, Akira 1992-95 

Kowalski, Marcin 1997 

Kniseley, David 1975-76 

Knotts, Thomas 1939 

Kopp, John n/a 

Kostowicz, Jim 1998-2002 

Kronenberg, Stefan Fredri 1975 

Kuchma, Karl 1990 

Kupiszewski, Stan 1981-84 

L 

Lamb, Charles A. n/a 

Lander, David 1934-35 

Langley, Ronald L. 1962 

Langset, Robert 2001-02 

Larochelle, James L. 1974-76 

Larmoyeux, Mike 1971 

Larson, David E. 1977-81 

Lasris, Henry 1942 

Lasris, Robert 1942 

Laub, Charles A. 1964 

Laugherty, Bob 1983-86 

Laurentino, Nuno 1997 

Lauwaert, Alan J. 1961-64 

Lawhorn, Ladeell 1933-35 

Lee, Joseph D. 1981 

Leech, Aaron 2005-09 

Lehtonen, John 2008-11 

Lemaire, Tom 1978-82 

Leonard, Jackson 2009-10 

Lewark, Anthony 2008-12 

Lewark, Mike 2010- 

Lewis, Kreg 1984-85 

Lewis, Robin 1977 

Lichtner, Frank John 1972-74 

Lichtner, Stephen 2010-11 

Liddell, Walter 1938-39 

Lindsey, Gabe 1995-97 

Link, Robert Stephen 1967-69 

Linscheer, Giovanni 1991-94 

Livingston, Gerald S. 1962-64 

Lochte, Devon 2009-11 

Lochte, Ryan 2002-06 

Lockhart, Welton 1953-56 

Logie, Arthur 1957 

Lopez, Alex 1997-2001 

Loughran, Marco 2008-11 

Love, Billy 1934 

Lundberg, Tom 1990 

Lusk, Ryan 1998-2001 

Lytle, Ernie 1934-35 

M 

MacMurphy, Daniel G. 1939-40 

Mackie, James 1960 

Macri, Steve 1967-69 

Maddox, Ron 1981 

Maher, John 1978 

Mangabeira, Gabriel 2001-04 

Manganiello, Austin 2011- 

Mapp, Conrad 1999-2001 

Marshburn, Mark R. 1975-80 

Martin, Alex 2007-11 

Martin, Cameron 2009- 

Martin, Charles 1957 

Martin. Henry 1949-50 

Martin, Jr., Henry F. 1957 

Martinez, Raul 2008-10 

Martindale, Jon 1963-64 

Mattis, Brian 1960 

Matulic, Erich 2006-08 

McBride, Joseph Stephen 1960-62


ALL-TIME MEN’S ROSTER 

McCaughan, Russell 1930-31 

McCluhan, Mike 1986 

McCullough, Gene 1956 

McDonnell, Dr. Stephen C. 1970-74 

McDonnell, James Cooper 1959-60 

McDougal, Robert D. 1948 

McGrath, William 1948-50 

McGrath, Steve 1991 

McIntyre, Don 1966 

McKee, Mark A 1968-71 

McKee, Tim 1972-74 

McLanahan, Don 1962 

McLarty, Dustin 2004-08 

McMillen, Jay 1980 

McPherson, Andrew M. 1967-69 

Meade, Nathan 1985-86 

Meatyard, Archie 1935-36 

Medei, Dan 1995-98 

Medrano, Albert 2004 

Meena, Elliot 2002-06 

Melchor, Ray 1976-78 

Mellor, Steve 1994-95 

Mendenhall, John 1960 

Messick, Dean Midgely 1972-74 

Mestre, Albert 1983-86 

Metzger, Jason 1997 

Mijon, Arnry 1991-93 

Millen, Chris 2004-05 

Miller, Andy 1976-77 

Miller, Clinton Kyle 1977-80 

Miorelli, Mark 1972 

Mirkis, Solomon Morris 1957 

Mitchell, Brent 1990-93 

Molari, Ricardo 1999-2002 

Molineaux, Bill 1960 

Monasterio, Ricardo 1999-2001 

Montgomery, Jeffery Mack 1968 

Montgomery, Mark F. 1965-67 

Moore, Eric 2009-10 

Moore, Norman M. n/a 

Moore, Patrick Bradfor 1966 

Mooty, Tom 1941 

Moreno, Mauricio 1996-2000 

Morris, Mark E. 1977-79 

Morrison, Bill 1956 

Morse, John 1980 

Morton, Fred 1976-78 

Moss, Daniel Roland 1954 

Mrazek, Bill 2004-07 

Mulbarger, Marc 1978-81 

Muldower, Paul 1952 

Mulford, Jamie 1991-93 

Mullervy, Scott 2004-06 

Mulligan, Mark 1988-92 

Mullon, Christopher Gra 1967 

Munch, Ricky 2011- 

Murphy, James Brannon 1968-71 

Musselman, Don 1956 

N 

Narcowich, Joel B. 1973-74 

Nead, Kevin 2006-08 

Nesty, Anthony 1989-92 

Neville, Jack 1930 

Nichols, Jeff 1995-96 

Nichols, Lonny 1960 

Norgard, Will 1996 

Norris, Philip, 1999-03 

Norris, William A. 1940 

Norton, Matthew 2007- 

Nunez, Jon 2010 

O 

Odendaal, Hendrik 1998-02 

O’Flarity, Steve 1974 

Ogilby Jack 1976 78 

Olden, Chris 1981 

Olinger, Bill 1961-64 

Olson, Thomas W. 1959-63 

O’Laughlin, Harvey 1957 

Omana, Carlos 2011- 

O’Neal, Joey 1998-2000 

O’Neil, W.C. 1931 

Onurlu, Eren 2003-04 

Orban, John 2009-10 

Oromaner, Jeffery Alan 1961-63 

Orozco, Seth 1996 

Orscheidt, Pete 1970-73 

Ostertag, Joe 1998-2001 

Ostlund, Grant J. 1977-81 

P 

Page, William Bruce 1968-69 

Palmer, John 1954 

Pandak, Sr., John A 1948-51 

Patrick, Ronald Eugene 1954-57 

Patten, Grayson 2007-11 

Pasco, Sam 1932 

Patrick, Ronald E. 1957 

Paul, Herman S. n/a 

Pearce, Jimmy 1993-94 

Pearson, Ford 1988-91 

Pedraza, Joey 2007-11 

Peek, Albert 1970-72 

Peek, Eugene 1936 

Peek, Thomas W. 1970 

Penewitt, Paul 1976-79 

Penniman, Daniel 2005-08 

Pepper, Calvert 1932 

Pepper, William M. 1947-49 

Perella, Alvin 1975-77 

Perkins, James R. 1968-71 

Perry, Bill 1932 

Perry, Glynn 1977-81 

Perry, Newton A. 1933-34 

Phillips, Glenn A. 1952 

Pinzon, Omar 2006-10 

Plemons, John Green 1970-73 

Pollock, David W. 1959-60 

Prevatt, Robert L. 1953 

Price, Lt. Col. Lansing 1962-64 

Primrose, John William 1967 

Prins, Peter 1968 

Proctor, Jr., James A. 1961-63 

Prokes, Donald 1965 

Putnam, Charles 1938 

Putwain, Charles J. 1966 

Q 

Quarry, Edward Francis 1973-75 

Quixley, Bob 1937-38 

R 

Rabelo, Manuel 2009-10 

Ramirez, Gary 1997 

Ramirez, Rob 1979-81 

Randall, Eugene 1951-52 

Rask, Jacob 2000-01 

Ratliff, Will 2001-05 

Ray, David Clinton 1973-75 

Raymond, Jeff 2008-11 

Read, Donald 1956 

Reed, William 1941 

Reese, Edwin Charles 1961-63 

Reeves, Frank 1994-96 

Reeves, Greg 1997-2001 

Reeves, John M 1972-74 

Reid, Jr., Daniel A. 1976-78 

Reilly, John 1975 

Retrum, John 1997 

Reynolds, Robert L. n/a 

Rice, Michael 2003-04 

Rice, Wes 1990 

Richards, Stanley 1941 

Richardson, Hank 1998-2002 

Richter, Alan 1962 

Richter, Charles 1956 

Ridenhour, Craig 1990-93 

Rideout, Sam 1949-50 

Ridout, John 1947-50 

Rigdon, William D. 1961-63 

Ringquist, Austin 2011- 

Robinson, Dr., Charles T. 1958 

Robinson, Paul 1987-90 

Rodriguez, Hector 1993 

Roffer, Mitch 1968 

Romfh, Ed 1930-31 

Rood, Edward 1939-40 

Rood, Joseph W. 1939-41 

Roos, James Peter 1964-66 

Rosenbaum, Rick 1979-81 

Rosolino, Massi 1997 

Rousseau, Sebastien 2009- 

Ross, Ben 1973 

Roth, Alan George 1965 

Rowland, Paul 1989-90 

Rudolf, Roland 2006-10 

Ruggie, William Huey 1960 

Ruis, Dick 1956 

Ruppersberger, Jim 1962 

Russo, Barry 1968-69 

Ryan, Jack 1947-50 

Ryan, Roger 1956 

S 

Saeger, Bob 1979-1982 

Sakovich, Jon 1989-92 

Salatta, Lucas 2006-08 

Saley, Sean 2010- 

Samuels, Charles E. 1975-79 

Sanborn, Bob 1959-60 

Sandlin, John R. 1952 

Sanderson, Z.M. 1960 

Santostefano, Charlie 1992-93 

Sawchuk, Bill 1978-82 

Sawyer, Aubrey 1930-31 

Scafuti, John 1971 

Scafuti,Jr., Joseph J. 1967-69 

Scales, Jr., Dr. David F. 1958-60 

Schaeffer, Joseph 1955 

Schaub, John L. 1972-75 

Schaumberg,CharlesA.1959-61 

Schenkel, Kenneth F. 1947 

Schlesinger, David 1994-96 

Schmauch, Matt 1993 

Schmid, Jon 1960-61 

Schmidt, Justin 2004-07 

Schuarz, Jason 1994-97 

Schultz, Scott 2000-04 

Schwertner, David W. 1975-77 

Schwartz, David 1995 

Schwarz, Jason 1992-96 

Sears, Jr., Andy W. 1956 

Sechler, H.C. 1934-35 

Seng, Pete 1966 

Sernaker, Richard S. 1957-60 

Sheehe, Michael J. 1965 

Sheehe, Phillip J. 1968-70 

Shehan, Steve 1990-91 

Sheldon, Jerome 1959-60 

Shenker, Matthew R. 1988-92 

Sheppard, Ben 1994 

Sheridan, Mark W. 1961-62 

Sherrard, Duncan 1998-2002 

Shrestha, Eric 2005-10 

Signorin, Connor 2010- 

Silva, Billy 2011- 

Simard, Oliver 1940 

Sinagra, Andrew 1992-93 

Siragusa, Mike 1983-85 

Sioui, Adam 2001-04 

Skipper, Howard E. 1941 

Smalling, Robert 1977 

Smith, Daniel Kevin 1971-74 

Smith, Jason 1994-96 

Smith, Jos 2005-09 

Smith, Raymond Murray 1969-71 

Snelling, Bill 1940 

Snode, Christopher 1977-80 

Sola, Bob n/a 

Solaeche-Gomez, Eduardo 2011 - 

Soldwedel, Eugene 1951 

Solis, Eric 2010-11 

Soltis, Doug 1981-84 

Sommer, Scott 2009-11 

Souder, James 1960-61 

Spangler, Brick 1994-97 

Speed, Jonathan 2009-11 

Spence, John n/a 

Spencer, Allen 1930-32 

Springfels, David 2009- 

St. Denis, Michael C. 1977-81 

Stannard, Mike 1968 

Stark, Douglas 1963 

Stein, Eric 1975 76 

Stetson, John M. 1959 

Stevens, Herb 1973-74 

Stewart, Mark 1994-96 

Stewart, Robert N. 1960-61 

Stickels, Coley 1996-98 

Stobbie, John 1979-81 

Stockton, Chris 1978-81 

Stockton, III, Gilchrist n/a 

Stone, Robin Lee 1967 

Storie, Logan 2007-11 

Stottlemeyer, Kent S. 1975-79 

Strauss, Jonathan 2000-04 

Strate, William E. 1969-72 

Strohl, Mark D. 1978-81 

Stroman, Skylar 2006-08 

Summers, James M. 1973 

Summers, Nathan 1997-2001 

Sundin, Konstantin 2007-08 

Swenson, Andrew 2003-04 

Swenson, Karl 1973 

Swift, Ryan 1996-2000 


Switzer, Keith 1981-85 

Sykes, Gareth 1980 

Systermans, Pholien 2009-10 

Szuba, Marty 1977 

T 

Tanberg, Robert 1960 

Tateishi, Roy K. 1958-60 

Taylor, Jack 1994 

Taylor, Jason 2009- 

Taylor, Jayme 1985-88 

Teed, Fredrick Anthon 1950 

TenBroeck, John 1960 

Teter, Bryan 1989-90 

Thayer, Tommy 1984-87 

Thomas, Tom 1968 

Thompson, Eric 1971 

Thompson, Jason 1990-93 

Thompson, Matthew 2011- 

Thompson, Scott 2007-09 

Tietgen, Ronald 1960 

Tjin-A-Tam, Ansel 1999-2002, 03-04 

Toffolo, Shawn 1983-84 

Tomlinson, Matt 1999-2001 

Tomson, Brian 1996 

Torres, Mark 1989-91 

Torteli, Cicero 1990-91 

Towne, Alyn 1989-93 

Townsend, Darian 2004-05 

Trotta, Eric 2009-11 

Tual, Blanchard Everett 1966-67 

Tull, Mike 1970 

Tullius, Rex 2005-09 

Turner, James 2008- 

Tyler, Tony n/a 

U 

Utley, Bob 1989-92 

Ulrich, Claudio 2000-04 

V 

Valby, Scott 1974 

Valenti, Marcus 1963-64 

Van Clief, William 1942 

VanDolson Bracken, William 1947-48 

Van Haven, Art 1941 

Vann, Brian 1991 

Vass, Jay 1975-76 

Vidal, Rafael 1981-85 

Volcan, Ramon 1977 

Von Dohlen, Eric 1998-2000 

Voves, Martin 1969 

W 

Wahlquist, Harold 1959 

Walden, Charles 1956-57 

Walker, T. 1933 

Wallace, Dan 2011- 

Wallace, Paul 1985-1988 

Walsh, Bobby 2007-11 

Walsh, J.B. 2004-08 

Wanman, H. 1941 

Warmington, James 1956-57 

Warren, Mac 2002-03 

Wattenbarger, James 1970-71 

Welch, Corey 2001-04 

Welch, James 1941 

Weldon, Dan 1983-86 

Welsh, Brian 1995 

Wenz, Henry 1961 

Wenz, William 1956-57 

Wermuth, Mike 1988-90 

West, David 1992-96 

Whitner, John 1986-89 

Whitaker, Alan H. 1971-75 

White, Craig 1954-56 

Whitehouse, Francis Raymond 1964-66 

Whitner, John 1986-89 

Whitting, Drew 1994 

Wiebeck, Kris 2001-04 

Wieczorek, Grant 2004 

Wiedamann, Karl Edward 1959-60 

Wilcox, Jonathan 2006-07 

Wilcox, Zach 2001-2005 

Wilder, Brian 1970 

Wilder, Harry M. 1961-63 

Wilder, Russell 2004 

Williams, Bruce Lynch 1968-71 

Williams, Charles J. 1977-78 

Williams, Don 1932 

Wilson, Phillip 1960 

Wimberly, Jason 1994-95 

Winkler, David 1999-2000 

Wolfgarten, Jan 2001-04 

Wolfson, Steve 1973 

Wolk, Karl 2010-11 

Wollman, Evan 2009-10 

Wood, Bill 1957 

Wood, Erik 1990 

Woods, Robert A. 1959-60 

Woodward, Samuel 1977 78 

Wooten, Jr., Simeon F. 1947 

Work, Tobias 2004-08 

Wright, Bruce 1966 

Wynroth, Alan B. 1950-52 

Y 

Yacco, Matt 1999-2003 

Yasinsac, Bryan 2002 

Young, Terry 1970-71 

Youngblood, Jack n/a 

Yuan, Mike 2007-11 

Z 

Zajac, Melvin N. 1975 

Zarzecki,Stephen 1965-68 

Zewadski, William K. 1936 

Zielinski, Brian 1983-84 

Zoley, Tim 1997 

Zubero,David 1977-81 

Zubero, Martin 1988-91 

Zumsteg, Justin 2001-05 

ALL-TIME FLORIDA HEAD 

SWIMMING & DIVING COACHES 

WOMEN 

Bell, Catie 1972-73 

Halfacre, Sue 1973-76 

Ivey, Mitch 1990-93 

Martin, Chris 1993-96 

Reese, Randy 1976-90 

Thornton, Kevin 1996-98 

Troy, Gregg 1998- 

MEN 

Ballatore, Ron 1996-99 

Crone, Buddy 1960-62 

Dann, Jimmy 1976 

Foster, Skip 1990-92 

Genovar, Frank 1930-51 

Harlan, Bill 1963-76 

Martin, Chris 1992-96 

Reese, Randy 1976-90 

Ryan, Jack 1952-59 

Troy, Gregg 1999- 

ALL-TIME ASSISTANT, ASSOCIATE & 

VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACHES 

Baarcke, Buddy 1987-03 

Berry, Jim 1996-98 

Bonewit-Cron, Hollie 2002-08 

Brothers-Maisch, Allison 1989-92 

Chelosky, Gary 

*Craine, Donnie 1976-81, 1989- 

Dann, Jimmy 

DeSelm, Rich 2001-06 

Foster, Skip 1981-90, 92-95 

Gibb, Donald 1987-92 

Goeken, Joe 1996-98 

*Greenwall, Joe 1987-88 

Hansen, Eric 1995-96 

Heath, Mike 1988-89 

*Hoffman, Glenn 1970-75 

Hughes, John 1979-82 

Jungbluth, Steve 2010- 

Knox, Pete 2006-10 

Martindale-Stancil, Leah 2008- 

Meyers, Lisa 1997-98 

Miller, Kyle 1987-88 

Nesty, Anthony 1999- 

Nye, Jennifer 1985-87 

Orschiedt, Pete 

Plemmons, John 

Rea, Stewart 1987-88 

Santostefano, Vince 1979-87 

Schrader, Brian 2001 

Spence, Karin 1997-98 

Tesch-Vaught, Kimberley 1991-94 

Thornton, Kevin 1994-96 

*Vosler, Kent 1982-87 

Wilby, Martyn 1999- 

*Diving Coach

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 

1930 (1-0) W/L UF Opp. 

Georgia Tech W 45 39 

1931 (1-1) W/L UF Opp. 

Georgia W 45 20 

Georgia Tech L 31 44 

1932 (1-1) W/L UF Opp. 


Georgia L 31 33 

1933 (3-2) W/L UF Opp. 

St. Petersburg JC W 46 29 

Rollins W 50 24.5 

St. Petersburg JC L 34 41 

Davis Island L 26 40 

Rollins W 45 21 

1934 (3-2) W/L UF Opp. 




Clemson W 45 37 

Rollins L 30 32 

1935 (8-0) W/L UF Opp. 

Presbyterian W 64 20 



Emory W 48 36 

Auburn W 48 36 




1936 (6-0) W/L UF Opp. 

Furman W 64 20 


Tennessee W 66 35 

Marville W 75 13 

Emory W 60 24 


SEC Championship competition for 

men began in 1937. 

1937 (11-0) W/L UF Opp. 

Emory W 54 30 


Virginia Tech W 67 17 

Virginia W 65 15 

Duke W 54 30 

N.C. State W 55 29 






SEC Championships 1st (83) 

1938 (5-0) W/L UF Opp. 

Auburn W 68 7 




Miami W 62 11 


1939 (6-0) W/L UF Opp. 


Emory W 60 15 

Miami W 52 23 



Miami W 48 25 


1940 (9-0) W/L UF Opp. 

Kentucky W 58 17 



Duke W 56 19 

North Carolina W 51 24 


Miami W 61 14 


Havanna W 66 9 


1941 (3-0) W/L UF Opp. 

Emory W 55 20 




1942 (0-1) W/L UF Opp. 


SEC Championships 3rd (40) 

1943-46 - No Teams 

1947 (2-3) W/L UF Opp. 

Clemson W 51 23.5 


Georgia Tech L 28.5 46.5 

Emory L 34 41 


SEC Championships none held 

1948 (6-4) W/L UF Opp. 

North Carolina L 22 52 

N.C. State L 29.5 45.5 

Duke W 42 33 


Emory W 44 31 





Miami L 33 42 

SEC Championships 2nd (54) 

1949 (4-3) W/L UF Opp. 



Emory W 57 9 

Miami L 30 44 


Memphis Navy W 52 23 



1950 (8-1) W/L UF Opp. 





Auburn W 63 12 

Emory W 52 23 


Miami W 45 30 



1951 (4-5) W/L UF Opp. 



South Carolina W 62 13 



Emory W 51 24 

Miami L 25 50 

Clemson W 63 12 



1952 (4-3) W/L UF Opp. 




Citadel W 51 33 


Miami L 41 43 

Texas A&M W 47 37 

SEC Championships 2nd (125) 

1953 (7-4) W/L UF Opp. 

Jax. NAS W 45 39 

Miami L 40 44 



N.C. State L 16 68 



Miami W 53 31 

Vanderbilt W 64 17 




1954 (7-3-1) W/L UF Opp. 

Miami L 28 56 

Jax NAS W 52 32 



Georgia T 42 42 



N.W. State W 55 29 


Miami L 41 43 

Jax Navy W 58 8 


NCAA Championships 14th 

1955 (4-4-1) W/L UF Opp. 

Miami L 26 58 


Texas L 33.5 50.5 

Texas A&M L 29 55 

N.W. State W 56.5 37.5 


Miami L 33 51 




1956 (8-2) W/L UF Opp. 

Miami W 54 30 


Emory W 64 20 

Texas A&M L 36 48 




Florida State L 18 66 

Miami W 48 28 

Florida State W 43 41 


1957 (8-1) W/L UF Opp. 



Miami W 57 29 

Emory W 51 35 




Miami W 59 27 



1958 (5-3-1) W/L UF Opp. 


Army L 36 50 

VMI W 52 34 




Florida State T 43 43 

Miami W 54 32 



1959 (8-2) W/L UF Opp. 

Miami W 53 33 


VMI W 52 34 





Miami W 56 28 

East Carolina W 53 33 



1960 (7-2) W/L UF Opp. 





Miami W 64 30 


Miami W 60 34 




1961 (8-4) W/L UF Opp. 



South Carolina L 47 48 


Alabama W 64 29 








Miami W 52 43 


1962 (13-1) W/L UF Opp. 











Miami W 79 16 



Miami W 62 32 


NCAA Championships T24th (1) 

1963 (9-0) W/L UF Opp. 

Miami W 64 31 



U. of South W 53 41 








1964 (10-2) W/L UF Opp. 



U. of South W 55 40 

Emory W 62 32 








Miami W 58 37 



1965 (6-4) W/L UF Opp. 

Tulane W 51 43 







Miami W 61 34 



SEC Championships 1st (142.50) 

NCAA Championships 13th (30) 

1966 (5-7) W/L UF Opp. 

Alabama L 46 49 


Sewanee L 42 53 






Tulane L 55 59 

Miami W 56 30 

Miami L 43 52 



1967 (9-3) W/L UF Opp. 









Miami W 62 42 

South Florida W 61 41 

Miami W 63 41 




NCAA Championships T21st (12) 

1968 (10-1) W/L UF Opp. 









Miami W 73 40 


Miami W 69 43 



1969 (8-1) W/L UF Opp. 



Florida State W 63.5 49.5 



Florida State L 47.5 60.5 






1970 (7-1) W/L UF Opp. 




Tennessee L 52 61 







1971 (9-1) W/L UF Opp. 


Maryland W 64 49 

Villanova W 66 46 



LSU W 64 47 







1972 (9-1) W/L UF Opp. 


Yale W 67 46 


Philadelphia All Stars W 71 43 






Florida State W N/A N/A 



Florida sanctioned women’s 

swimming and diving in 1972. The 

previous are all men’s results prior 

to 1973. Complete results were not 

available until 1930. 

1972-73 

Women (4-0) W/L UF Opp. 

Miami W 58 46 


Miami W 83 21 


AIAW Championships 2nd



1973 

Men (8-1) W/L UF Opp. 

LSU W 66 46 








Miami W 57 56 



1973-74 





Emory W 105 21 


Miami W 68 54 

AIAW Championships 8th 

1974 


LSU W 61 49 









Miami L 31 82 



1974-75 


Indian River CC W 77 63 


Miami L 33 96 



1975 


LSU W 71 42 





Auburn L 50 63 


Miami L 50 61 

SEC Championships 5th (107) 


1975-76 



Indian River CC L 42 86 



Indian River CC L 54 76 

Miami L 38 93 

SEC Meet 2nd 

AIAW Championships19th 

1976 


LSU W 61 52 




Duke W 62 51 


Georgia Southern L 45 67 


1976-77 





LSU W 71 49 




SIC Meet 1st 

SEC Meet 4th 

Region III 2nd 

AIAW Championships 3rd 





LSU W 65 45 




1977-78 



Daytona Beach CC W 68 42 



LSU W 73 51 


Miami W 82 49 


Region III 1st 

AIAW Championships 2nd 



LSU W 78 62 





Miami W 61 52 





1978-79 






Texas W 72 57 


Miami W 73 55 



AIAW Championships 1st 






Miami W 82 31 





NCAA Championships 3rd (224) 

1979-80 






Miami W 79 61 

Houston W 82 53 

Texas W 59 54 










Miami W 71 40 


Texas W 63 49 





1980-81 







Miami W 78 62 

Texas L 52 61 











Miami W 70 43 

Texas W 69 44 




1981-82 








SMU W 91 57 

Texas W 62 51 


Miami W 81 55 


NCAA Championships 1st (505) 




Ohio State W 69.5 43.5 


SMU L 41 72 

Texas L 46 67 


Miami L 48 65 


NCAA Championships 5th (121) 

1982-83 





Texas W 58 55 

Miami W 89 49 



NCAA Championships 2nd (389.5) 





SMU W 66 45 

Texas L 45 68 

Miami W 66 46 




1983-84 





Brevard W 60 28 

Tampa W 65 43 

Texas L 50 56 

Miami W 63 34 


Auburn W 74.5 65.5 








Brevard W 68 32 

Tampa W 69 38 

Texas L 47 66 

UCLA W 68 45 

Miami W 67 44 




NCAA Championships 1st (287.50) 

1984-85 



Tampa W 56 34 

Texas L 45 68 

Miami W 84 54 





NCAA Championships 2nd (400) 



Tampa W 66 41 

Texas L 54 59 


Miami W 64 49 





1985-86 


Tampa W 64 42 




Miami W 74 65 

Texas W 67 46 






Tampa W 61 49 




Miami W 62 17 

Texas W 63 49 

UCLA W 68 45 

Dallas Morning News Classic 1st 



SEC Championships 1st (712) 


1986-87 




Clemson W 122 78 


Tampa W 62 32 

Miami W 71 46 


Texas L 46 67 








¬Clemson W 118 82 


U.S. Open 1st 

Tampa W 65 39 

Miami W 69 41 


Texas L 54.5 56.5 



Alabama W N/A N/A 



1987-88 


Miami W 65 38 



Tennessee W 143.5 118.5 

Texas L 29 75 

SMU W 78 58 




NCAA Championships 2nd (542.5) 


Miami W 58 53 



U.S. Open 2nd 

Tennessee W 120 97 

Texas W 65 46 

Dallas Morning News Classic 3rd 




NCAA Championships 8th (131.50) 

1988-89 








Arizona W 76 62 

Miami W 78 33 


Texas W 56 55 

LSU W 68 43 











Clemson L 45.5 93.5 


Texas L 44 67 

LSU W 59 52 





1989-90 


LSU W 75 36 

North Carolina W 168 128 




Southern Illinois W 88 50 


Harvard W 90 50 


Miami W 62 49 

Texas L 49 64 








LSU W 67 46 





Southern Illinois L 52 54 


Miami W 63 39 

Texas L 53 60 



Florida State W 76 37





1990-91 


LSU W 140 98 






Miami W 71 39 


Texas L 114 126 







LSU W 135 108 



N.I.T. Championships 7th 



U.S. Open 6th 

James Madison W 74 43 

Miami W 125 100 

Georgia W 126 106 

Texas L 117.5 125.5 

Dallas Morning News Classic 6th 






1991-92 








LSU W 88 52 

Miami W 59 36 

Texas L 131 159 




NCAA Championships 3rd (294.5) 





Iowa W 60 53 


LSU W 62 57 

James Madison W 72 37 

Miami W 62 32 

Texas W 124 118 





1992-93 




Alabama W 297.5 90.5 

North Carolina Inv. 1st 

LSU W 173 68 


Texas W 188.5 111.5 

Florida Atlantic W 240 65 






North Carolina Inv. 4th 

LSU W 137 103 

Texas L 110 133 

SMU W 133 111 

Dallas Morning News Classic T3rd 





1993-94 


Georgia W 123 120 

Florida State W 122 90 




Auburn W 155.50 141.50 

Texas L 132 168 

SMU W 152 148 





NCAA Championships 3rd (387.5) 






Harvard L 117 127 


Auburn W 128 115 

Texas L 110 131 

Tennessee L 115 128 



SEC Championships 2nd (604.5) 


1994-95 





Harvard Inv. 2nd 


Texas W 176 121 











Harvard Inv. 2nd 

Brown W 113 60 



Indiana W 65 48 

Texas L 53 59 





1995-96 





Harvard W 175 66 



SMU W 176 119 

Miami W 157 80 


SEC Championships 1st 685) 






Harvard W 127 115 


Texas L 109 131 

Miami W 135 105 




1996-97 




UCLA L 119 123 

Arizona State W 138 102 

Southern Cal L 118 183 


McDonald’s Classic 2nd 

Auburn L 126 172 

Coral Clash Inv. 1st 

LSU W 62 51 

Miami W 71 42 


Texas L 143 157 

Tennessee W 123 120 




Alabama L 114 129 

Georgia L 92.5 144.5 

Indian River CC W 154 129 


McDonald’s Classic 16th 

Auburn L 118 123.5 

Coral Clash Inv. 1st 

LSU W 64 49 

Miami W 71 42 

Purdue W 75 38 


Texas L 104 134 




1997-98 



Georgia L 93.5 149 

Arizona State L 117 182 

UCLA W 150 149 

Arizona L 110 131 


Brown W 151 90 


SMU L 110 190 

Texas W 168 132 



SEC Championships 3rd (551.5) 



Miami W 78 35 




Auburn Inv. 2nd 


Brown W 136 102 


Alabama W 188.5 91.5 




1998-99 



Florida Atlantic W 167.5 125.5 




Texas W 165 135 

Miami W 172 126 

Auburn L 116 127 



Indian River CC W 91/78 52/27 



South Carolina W 129 114 



Michigan L 115 128 



Speedo Cup 1st 


Auburn W 123 119 



SEC Championships 4th (462.50) 




1999-2000 




Michigan W 134.5 108.5 

Early Bird Inv. 1st 




Auburn Inv. NTS 



Illinois W 153 136 

Texas L 132 168 








Michigan L 102 141 

Oakland (Mich.) W 132.5 72.5 

Indian River CC W 129.5 108.5 



Auburn Inv. NTS 


Alabama W 157 127 





2000-2001 

Women (12-2) W/L UF Opp. 


SMU W 130 108 

TCU W 129 109 

SMU W Classic 4th 


U.S. Open 2nd 

Alabama Div. Inv. NTS 

Georgia Div. Inv. NTS 


Arizona St./Auburn 2nd 

Texas W 152 148 



Miami W 138 101 

Tennessee W 162 127 




Alabama L 110 127 





Michigan W 125.5 117.5 


U.S. Open 2nd 


Arizona St./Auburn 2nd 

SMU W 134 100 






Tennessee L 107.5 128.5 



2001-2002 

Women (12-2) W/L UF Opp. 


SEC East 1st 

Kentucky W 128 93 

Michigan W 156 142 

Florida Relays 152 pts. 

Miami W 61 50 





Florida State W 172 120 

US Open 1st 

Penn State W 128 111 

Texas L 126 173 

Auburn L 110.50 130.50 

Alabama W 129 99 

Tennessee W 128 112 






SEC East 3rd 

Kentucky W 129 110 

Miami W 77 26 




South Carolina L 114 129 


US Open 1st 

Penn State W 126 110 

LSU W 135 98 



Alabama W 128.50 105.50 

Tennessee L 110 129 

Florida Atlantic W 155 128 



2002-03 

Women (12-1) W/L UF Opp 

LSU W 140 96 


Michigan W 173 122 

Penn State W 141 87 




U.S. Open 1st 




Alabama W 129 112 





Men (9-3) W/L UF Opp 

LSU W 129 95 







U.S. Open 2nd 

SMU W 132 106 

Dallas Morning News Classic 2nd 


Alabama L 108.5 128.5 

Tennessee W 122 121 




2003-04 

Women (11-2) W/L UF Opp 

FAU W 143 79 


Florida Invite 1st 

Arkansas W 164.5 121.5 

SMU Classic 1st 


Florida State W 132.5 104.5 



U.S. Open 1st 

Texas Invitational (Diving) NTS 


Arizona State W 138 100 

Arizona State W 164 127 




USA Spring Nat. NTS 


NCAA Diving Zones NTS





Florida Invitational 1st 

Minnesota W 123 120 

Michigan L 118 125 



South Carolina W 128 106 

U.S. Open 2nd 




TCU W 129.5 113.5 






2004-05 


FAU W 177 112 



Purdue Invitational 1st of 8 



Georgia Tech Invite1st of 5 

U.S. Open 1st 

Miami Invitational 1st of 8 






Indian River CC W 176.5 106.5 

SEC Diving Championships NTS 


NCAA Diving Zones NTS 



FAU W 182 100 


Minnesota W 153 146 



Texas W 126 10 


Georgia Tech Invite 1st of 5 

U.S. Open 1st 

SMU W 132 102 

Dallas Morning News Invite 2nd 

TCU W 141 97 



Virginia W 128 113 







2005-06 



South Carolina W 168 129 

SMU W 125 118 

Dallas Classic 2nd of 6 


Florida Atlantic W 164.5 124.5 

Purdue Invitational 2nd of 7 


U.S. Open NTS 


LSU W 158 140 


Arkansas W 91 42 

Auburn L 178 120 




SEC Championships 3rd of 9 NTS 






California L 247 123 


Georgia W 173 127 




U.S. Open 1st 


LSU W 166 116 

Dallas Morning News @ SMU 1st 






SEC Championships 2nd 



2006-07 


Michigan W 124 119 


Minnesota W 165 127 

LSU W 172 128 


U.S. Open 2nd 

Texas Invitational 13th of 16 

Virginia W 159 122 




South Carolina W 176.5 123.5 


FAU W 167 125 

SEC Championships 3rd of 10 




LSU W 132 103 

Georgia L 121 122 

Minnesota L 139 161 


Florida State L 128 172 

U.S. Open 2nd 

Texas Invitational 10th 




Alabama W 172 128 



FAU W 162 119 

SEC Championships 2nd 


2007-08 







Purdue Invite 3rd 


Alabama Invitate 2nd 

Georgia Invitational (Diving) NTS 



Georgia Diving Invite NTS 

LSU W 137 94 



FAU W 169 124 

SEC Championships 2nd of 10 







Kentucky W 165 129 

Purdue Invite 5th 


Alabama Invite 2nd 

Georgia Invitational (Diving) NTS 

Purdue W 137 125 

Purdue W 106 97 


Georgia Diving Invitational NTS 

LSU W 132 109 



FAU W 172 112 

SEC Championships 2nd of 10 


2008-09 



Stanford L 122 178 

LSU W 185 104 


South Carolina W 168.5 126.5 


U.S. Nationals NTS 

Princeton Invite 1st 

Tennessee Diving Invite NTS 


Rutgers Swim Classic 1st 


Auburn W 180 120 


Indian River State W 87 20 

Florida Gulf Coast W 84 28 


FL Swim Sr. Champs. NTS 


NCAA Champs. 7th (239.5) 



LSU W 166 131 




U.S. Nationals NTS 

Princeton Invite 1st 



Dallas Morning News 2nd 




IRSC W 128 83 


FL Swim. Sr. Champs NTS 



2009-10 


Virginia W 166.5 131.5 

SMU Classic 1st (353) 


Kansas W 205 103 



Stanford L 198 231 

South Caroline Invite 5th (206) 

Georgia Tech Invite 2nd (933.5) 

Florida State W 212 88 

Georgia Invite 3rd (678) 


IRSC W 168 101 






FL Swim Sr. Champs. NTS 

Auburn Last Chance NTS 





Georgia Tech W 161 123 


South Carolina Invite 4th (385) 

Georgia Tech Invite 2nd (787) 


Georgia Invite 2nd (758) 


IRSC W 174 102 

LSU W 157.5 134.5 

Dallas Morning News 4th (286) 





FL Swim Sr. Champs NTS 

Auburn Last Chance NTS 




2010-11 


All Florida Invite 1st (1032) 


Georgia L 120 180 

Stanford L 175 227 

Michigan W 286 124 

Georgia Tech Invite 3rd (939) 


Big Al Open 2nd (828) 






Indian River State College W 157 106 


Georgia Last Chance NTS 




All Florida Invite 1st (1139) 

Virginia L 145 153 


LSU W 160 136 

Georgia Tech Invite 2nd (1,221) 


Big Al Open 2nd (883.5) 


Georgia Tech W 164.5 128.5 

SMU Classic 4th (272) 




Indian River State College W 165 120 


Georgia Last Chance NTS 



2011-12 


All Florida Invite 1st (1,047) 


Arkansas W 173 125 

Dallas Classic 2nd (330) 

Georgia L 141.5 158.5 



Stanford W 194 169 

Georgia Tech Invitate 1st (1196.5) 

USA Swimming Nationals NTS 

UGA Fall Invitational (Diving) NTS 

UGA Diving Invitational NTS 



Tennessee L 120 178 

SEC Championships N/A 

Georgia Last Chance N/A 

NCAA Diving Zones N/A 

NCAA Championships N/A 

Men (6-0-1) W/L UF Opp 

All Florida Invite 1st (1,092) 

LSU W 185 115 



Georgia Tech Invite 2nd (820) 

USA Swimming Nationals NTS 

UGA Fall Invite (Diving) NTS 

UGA Diving Invite NTS 




SEC Championships N/A 

Georgia Last Chance N/A 

NCAA Diving Zones N/A 

NCAA Championships N/A

ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS 

MEN: 1930 - Feb. 2012 

WOMEN: 1972 - Feb. 2012 

Flroida Men’s All-Time Record: 550-166 

Florida Women’s All-Time Record: 337-53 

Team Men Women 

Alabama 26-11 24-2 

Arizona 1-1 2-0 

Arizona State 0-0 3-1 

Arkansas -- 5-0 

Army 0-1 -- 

Auburn 23-16 20-12 

Brevard CC 1-0 1-0 

Brown 2-0 1-0 

California 0-1 -- 

Citadel 1-0 -- 

Clemson 15-1 2-0 

Davis Island 0-1 -- 

Daytona Beach CC 4-0 6-0 

Duke 4-0 -- 

East Carolina 13-0 -- 

Emory 11-1 1-0 

FAU 15-0 16-0 

Florida Gulf Coast 0-0 1-0 


Florida State 51-23-1 39-2 

Furman 1-0 -- 

Georgia 59-15-3 13-13 

Georgia Southern 1-0 -- 

Georgia Tech 26-10 1-0 

Harvard 1-1 2-0 

Havanna 1-0 -- 

Houston 1-0 2-0 

Illinois 0-0 1-0 

Indiana 1-0 -- 

Indian River State College 25-0 26-2 

Iowa 1-0 -- 

Jacksonville NAS 3-0 -- 

James Madison 2-0 -- 

Kansas - 1-0 

Kentucky 14-0 11-0 

LSU 21-0 13-0 

Maryland 3-0 1-0 

ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS 

DUAL MEETS ONLY (AS OF FEBRUARY 7, 2012) 

WOMEN 

Coach W L Percentage 

Gregg Troy (1998-Present) 140 29 .830 

Kevin Thornton (1996-98) 11 9 .550 

Chris Martin (1993 96) 26 1 .963 

Mitch Ivey (1990 93) 27 2 .931 

Randy Reese (1976 90) 118 7 .944 

Sue Halfacre (1973 76) 11 5 .688 

Catie Ball (1972-73) 4 0 1.000 

Totals 337 53 .864 


Maryville 1-0 -- 

Miami 48-13 26-2 

Memphis Navy 1-0 -- 

Michigan 2-7 10-0 

Minnesota 3-1 2-0 

North Carolina 16-9 2-0 

N.C. State 8-6 2-0 

Northwestern State 2-0 -- 

Oakland 1-0 -- 

Ohio State 1-0 -- 

Penn State 3-0 3-0 

Philadelphia All Stars 1-0 -- 

Presbyterian 1-0 -- 

Purdue 3-0 -- 

Rollins 5-1 -- 

St. Petersburg JC 1-1 -- 

Sewanee 3-1 -- 

South Carolina 24-4 17-0 




South Florida 19-0 13-0 

Southern California 0-0 0-1 

Southern Illinois 0-1 1-0 

SMU 5-1 6-1 

Stanford 0-0 0-3 

Tampa 4-0 4-0 

Tennessee 19-20 25-1 

Texas 5-17 13-12 

Texas A&M 5-2 1-0 

TCU 3-0 2-0 

Tulane 3-1 -- 

UCLA 2-0 1-1 

Vanderbilt 8-0 3-0 

Villanova 1-0 -- 

Virginia 8-1 9-0 

Virginia Military Institute 2-0 -- 

Virginia Tech 1-0 -- 

Yale 1-0 -- 

MEN 

Coach W L T Percentage 

Gregg Troy (1999-Present) 112 35 1 .765 

Ron Ballatore (1996-1999) 19 12 0 .613 

Chris Martin (1992-96) 26 10 0 .722 

Skip Foster (1990-92) 18 4 0 .818 

Randy Reese (1976-90) 100 21 0 .826 

Jimmy Dann (1976) 0 3 0 .000 

Bill Harlan (1963-76) 105 29 0 .784 

Buddy Crone (1960-62) 28 7 0 .800 

Jack Ryan (1952-59) 51 22 3 .691 

Frank Genovar (1930-51) 81 23 0 .779 

Totals 550 166 4 .769

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